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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Caregiving process"”.
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Chinese women's perspectives on the transitional process of caring for spouses with dementia from home to institution
This study describes the caregiving experience of elderly Chinese wives while caring for their spouses with dementia at home and in an institution. Conflict arises between health care workers and family caregivers because of a different perception about role expectations. A good understanding of …
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Exploring the Effect of Caregiver Burden among Alzheimer's Caregivers: A Test of The Stress Process Model
… stressors and subjective burden during the caregiving process? (2) What is the relationship between the objective stressors and subjective burdens, and what impact, if any, do they have on FCGs'depressive symptoms? (3) How do psychosocial resources mediate and or moderate the relationship …
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Message Convergence in Information Seeking and Decision Making among Adult Children Regarding their Parent's Diagnosis
<p>Adult children have a unique role in caregiving and decision-making for a parent diagnosed with a life-threatening illness or condition. In this qualitative study, 15 individuals participated in one-on-one interviews to share their experience seeking information for their parent’s …
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CARE RECIPIENT AND FAMILY CAREGIVER PERCEPTIONS OF EVERYDAY CARE IN EARLY-STAGE DEMENTIA: THE EFFECT OF INCONGRUENCE ON QUALITY OF LIFE AND THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF DYADIC RELATIONSHIP STRAIN
… dementia as independent informants in the caregiving process and the experience of CGs of people with dementia at the early stage. Little attention has been paid in the caregiving literature to dyadic caregiving research. In particular, caregiving research has paid little attention to the …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… of Xiao to attitudes and beliefs around future caregiving for parents. Phase 2 findings’ overarching theme was ‘Competing pressures’, which comprised of three inextricably linked themes: (i) Caregiving beliefs, (ii) Contextual factors, and (iii) Caregiving conditions. Participants expressed …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… of Xiao to attitudes and beliefs around future caregiving for parents. Phase 2 findings’ overarching theme was ‘Competing pressures’, which comprised of three inextricably linked themes: (i) Caregiving beliefs, (ii) Contextual factors, and (iii) Caregiving conditions. Participants expressed …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… of Xiao to attitudes and beliefs around future caregiving for parents. Phase 2 findings’ overarching theme was ‘Competing pressures’, which comprised of three inextricably linked themes: (i) Caregiving beliefs, (ii) Contextual factors, and (iii) Caregiving conditions. Participants expressed …