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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Caregivers perception"”.

  1. Harnessing Technology to Promote the Human Rights of Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities: Evaluating the WHO QualityRights e-training among Caregivers

    … of technology in the training and evaluation of caregivers to promote human rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities. The objective is to assess the effectiveness of this technology to support its large-scale implementation as a prevention tool, ensuring accessibility and adaptability. …

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  2. Caregiver training to enhance care interactions with persons with neurocognitive disorders: An additive treatement study

    … to help them with everyday tasks, yet informal caregivers might not be aware of the need to scaffold tasks or know how to maximize the care recipients’ engagement. The current study recruited three men who were full-time family caregivers for women (spouses, their mother). The study assessed the …

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  3. A scoping review of primary caregivers'perceptions of their involvement in augmentative and alternative communication of their children

    … Various studies focused on the experiences and perceptions of parents as primary caregivers with regards to their involvement in AAC intervention and implementation of their child with CCN. The value of the findings of these studies lies therein that from the findings it could be derived how …

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