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Supporting Family Caregivers: Communicating with Family Caregivers
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2011Nurses can foster partnerships with patients and families during acute care hospitalizations.
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Gastroenterology Nursing, 2018
My sensitivity to the plight of family caregivers developed over the past few years as I acquired more and more day-to-day responsibility for my aging parents. As a nurse, I had always appreciated the need to support family members who assume primary responsibility for supporting aged or ...
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My sensitivity to the plight of family caregivers developed over the past few years as I acquired more and more day-to-day responsibility for my aging parents. As a nurse, I had always appreciated the need to support family members who assume primary responsibility for supporting aged or ...
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Classification of caregiving families according to the Family Caregivers' Appraisal Checklist.
The Kobe journal of medical sciences, 2012This study aimed to classify caregiving families according to the Family Caregivers' Appraisal Checklist (FACL; Horiguchi et al., 2012), which was originally developed to evaluate the probability of continuing caregiving. After nationwide targeting in Japan, the selected survey candidates included 1279 families utilizing domiciliary nursing services ...
Horiguchi, Kazuko +2 more
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Family Caregivers Want Education for Their Caregiving Roles
Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1992Societal expectations demand that families provide the greatest share of care for the disabled in this country. Unless the families are prepared for their caregiving jobs, these societal demands are likely to become less viable.
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2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on the importance of supporting family caregivers and involving them in the treatment of the client. Family members and friends of individuals with persisting sequelae of COVID-19 may find themselves temporarily or permanently involved in caregiving tasks, and as a result may experience sometimes dramatic ...
Abhishek Jaywant +5 more
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the importance of supporting family caregivers and involving them in the treatment of the client. Family members and friends of individuals with persisting sequelae of COVID-19 may find themselves temporarily or permanently involved in caregiving tasks, and as a result may experience sometimes dramatic ...
Abhishek Jaywant +5 more
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2013
Abstract There is evidence that family caregiving in the United States has been increasing at an unprecedented rate as a result of various societal issues. This entry provides a summary of the scholarly literature regarding elder-caregiving trends, demographics, legislation, challenges, and racial and socioeconomic impacts, as well as
Owens, Sandra D., Chadiha, L. A.
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Abstract There is evidence that family caregiving in the United States has been increasing at an unprecedented rate as a result of various societal issues. This entry provides a summary of the scholarly literature regarding elder-caregiving trends, demographics, legislation, challenges, and racial and socioeconomic impacts, as well as
Owens, Sandra D., Chadiha, L. A.
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2018
The crisis of dying is shared by the individual’s ‘support team’. The burdens and pleasures of care are distributed among the individual’s social network, who grieves, protest, despair, acknowledge and adjust as the inevitability of death becomes apparent. Caregivers may be family members, volunteers or paid workers.
Ad (Sandy) Macleod, Ian Maddocks
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The crisis of dying is shared by the individual’s ‘support team’. The burdens and pleasures of care are distributed among the individual’s social network, who grieves, protest, despair, acknowledge and adjust as the inevitability of death becomes apparent. Caregivers may be family members, volunteers or paid workers.
Ad (Sandy) Macleod, Ian Maddocks
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1992
How are we to understand and live our lives when the moral demands made upon us require more than we can give, more than we can make any sense of, and-in our society at least-more than commands much respect and admiration? I raise this disturbing question in the context of a developing trend to return to families and the home the long-term care of the ...
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How are we to understand and live our lives when the moral demands made upon us require more than we can give, more than we can make any sense of, and-in our society at least-more than commands much respect and admiration? I raise this disturbing question in the context of a developing trend to return to families and the home the long-term care of the ...
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Family Caregiving for the Elderly
Annual Review of Nursing Research, 1991B A, Given, C W, Given
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