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Sudden informal caregivers: the lived experience of informal caregivers after an unexpected event
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2011Aim. 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 ...
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Assessing Caregiver Information Needs
Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 1987The type of information needed by caregivers of Alzheimer patients will vary, depending upon the stage of the caregiver's emotional acceptance of the illness and on the patient's condition. A brief questionnaire was developed to identify caregiver information needs.
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Comprehensive gerontology. Section B, Behavioural, social, and applied sciences, 1989
The use of economic incentives in informal care exchanges is examined in the context of Norway's highly but not fully developed welfare state. Informal care has traditionally been unpaid. This may be changing. A random sample of 490 urban, working and lower middle class persons, 70 years of age and over, has shown that the majority feel that long-term ...
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The use of economic incentives in informal care exchanges is examined in the context of Norway's highly but not fully developed welfare state. Informal care has traditionally been unpaid. This may be changing. A random sample of 490 urban, working and lower middle class persons, 70 years of age and over, has shown that the majority feel that long-term ...
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Nothing Informal About Family Caregiving
JAMA Internal Medicine, 2020Nathan M, Stall +2 more
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The Patient’s Informal Caregiver
2017The majority of care for patients with implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) and left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) takes place beyond hospital or clinic walls. Most patients share this unique experience in a committed relationship with another person.
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Coping with caregiving: supporting the informal caregiver.
Caring : National Association for Home Care magazine, 1995Community 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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