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“Informal Caregiver” in Nursing

Advances in Nursing Science, 2022
The informal caregiver experience has surged as a research topic in health care, including in nursing. However, the “informal” language is controversial, lacking conceptual clarity. Without a common understanding of who an “informal caregiver” may be, nurses may fail to consistently identify informal caregivers requiring support.
Aimee R. Castro, Antonia Arnaert, Karyn Moffatt, John Kildea, Vasiliki Bitzas, Argerie Tsimicalis   +5 more
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Tacit definitions of informal caregiving

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2001
Tacit definitions of informal caregiving Aims of the study: This study describes three tacit definitions of informal caregiving and explores the extent to which differences in these tacit definitions explain variation in caregivers’ negative mood over time.
J, Wrubel, T A, Richards, S, Folkman, M C, Acree   +3 more
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Caregiving burden among informal caregivers of people with disability

British Journal of Health Psychology, 2020
Objective Chinese informal caregivers experience burden due to their caregiving responsibilities that violate their belief of reciprocal parent–child relationship, but little is known about this burden and coping processes among Chinese.
Hao Fong Sit, Lei Huang, Kay Chang, Wai I Chau, Brian J. Hall   +4 more
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Informal Care and Caregiver's Health: INFORMAL CARE AND CAREGIVER'S HEALTH

2015
This study aims to measure the causal effect of informal caregiving on the health and health care use of women who are caregivers, using instrumental variables. We use data from South Korea, where daughters and daughters-in-law are the prevalent source of caregivers for frail elderly parents and parents-in-law.
Van Houtven, Courtney Harold, Stearns, Sally C., Do, Young Kyung, Norton, Edward C.   +3 more
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Sudden informal caregivers: the lived experience of informal caregivers after an unexpected event

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2011
Aim.  The purpose of this qualitative study was to understand the lived experience of individuals taking on the role of informal adult caregivers after an unexpected event involving a relative.Background.  The literature on the development of the role of informal caregivers widely recognises that protecting and promoting the quality of life of ...
Helder Rocha, Pereira, Maria Antónia, Rebelo Botelho   +1 more
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[Burdens and coping strategies of informal caregivers. The perspective of informal caregivers].

Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie, 2016
Taking care of a person at the end of life at home is difficult and challenging. In a qualitative study, the burdens experienced by informal caregivers as well as their coping strategies to face these burdens were investigated.Narrative interviews with 25 informal caregivers were conducted.
Sarah, Brügger, Adrienne, Jaquier, Beat, Sottas   +2 more
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Defining Informal Caregiving and Caregivers for Persons Living With Dementia

Journal of Gerontological Nursing
Purpose To present an overview of current definitions of informal caregiving and informal caregivers for persons living with dementia (PLWD). We suggest definitional criteria of informal caregiving for dementia caregiving research that incorporate current dementia caregiving policy and programs.
Mary Beth, Happ, Karen O, Moss, Annette DeVito, Dabbs, Emmett, Narby, Mi-Kyung, Song   +4 more
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Learning In Informal Care: A Reflective Analysis of The Informal Caregiver Statute and of The Experiences of Informal Caregivers

2023
A pesar de las consecuencias del trabajo social reproductivo no remunerado haber sido problematizadas en los últimos años, ha sido recientemente en 2019 que los cuidadores informales rompieron la “clandestinidad legal” a través de la aprobación del Estatuto del Cuidador Informal.
Moura, Ana, Castanheira Pais, Sofia, Alves, Elisabete   +2 more
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Coping with caregiving: supporting the informal caregiver.

Caring : National Association for Home Care magazine, 1995
Community health nurses often work side by side with informal caregivers. Professional caregivers can reduce their own stress and that of their patients by helping to reduce the stress of the informal caregivers, who provide a great deal of support and medical care to their loved ones.
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The effectiveness of e-Health interventions on caregiver burden, depression, and quality of life in informal caregivers of patients with cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2022
Juejin Li, Xiaolin Hu, Yalin Zhang
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