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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Emotional burden"”.
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A Phenomenographical Study: The Effects of High-Stakes Test Failure on Low Income Black Students
… The research will determine the social and emotional burden students, parents, and families carry when test failure occurs. Proposed for this study will be two distinct research questions. The first question will examine the variety of ways in which marginalized students experience …
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Living Migration Through Digital Connectivity: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Migrant Belonging
… sustain everyday intimacy, but also to create emotional burden, moral pressure, and tensions, particularly in contexts marked by political repression, increased surveillance awareness, and unequal mobility. This study contributes to migration and digital media scholarship by exploring digitally …
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PATIENT PERSPECTIVES AND EXPERIENCES IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS
… pre-trial informational needs, ongoing trial burdens, and post-trial reflections. Sentiment analysis showed prevalent fear and sadness alongside positive emotions. Thematic analysis emphasized effective communication and nurse-patient relationships as facilitators, while reminders and lack of …
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MULTIVARIATE CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF THE TEACHER STRESS INVENTORY (TSI) PRIOR TO AND DURING COVID-19
… to express high levels of stress, emotional burden, and anxiety. The purpose of this study is to compare the profiles of the teacher stress inventory (TSI) before and during COVID-19. Data from a representative sample of teachers in the U.S. collected during the Pandemic (n=361) was …
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring and Diabetes Distress in Insulin-Dependent Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review [poster]
Diabetes distress is a significant emotional burden for adults who rely on insulin therapy to manage type 2 diabetes, affecting treatment adherence, self-care behaviors, and clinical outcomes. Continuous glucose monitoring has been widely recognized for improving clinical measures such as …
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The Impact of Reduced Ovarian Function and Its Consequences on Young Women Survivors of Breast and Gynecologic Cancer
Few studies have investigated the emotional burden associated with the consequences of reduced ovarian functioning and estrogen depletion experienced by many young women cancer survivors. One hundred and eighteen women aged 50 or less and diagnosed with stage 0-III breast or gynecologic cancer were …
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Predictors of registration with continuing care and the utilization of support services by family caregivers of Alzheimer’s disease patients
… with CC. A greater degree of caregiver burden admeasured by the Zarit Burden Interview was reported by caregivers of patients who were registered with CC. The Burden Interview was subjected to a factor analysis revealing 5 scales measuring different aspects of burden. When examined …
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Experiences of transition to secondary school in children with a cleft lip and/or palate
… and readaptation, the value of peer support, the emotional burden of the continued treatment journey, issues regarding power in healthcare settings, and empowerment and personal growth. The research paper explores the secondary school transition experiences of children with CL/P in order to …
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The experience and meaning of caring for urban family caregivers of persons with strokes
… concerned 13 affective caring expressions (i.e. emotional burden; evasion of conflicts; motivations concerned with love and a sense of duty, care recipients' approval, and philosophical introspection; self-development; fairness; filial ethereal value; self-contemplation; filial and Christian …
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Experiences of patients and of partners of patients with a recurrence of colorectal cancer: a qualitative longitudinal study
… were mainly related to the physical and emotional burden of caring. Finally, the study also highlighted that the diagnosis of recurrence disrupted previous rhythms of life for both patients and partners. While patients’ accounts focused on ways of negotiating the place of cancer in their …
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Family Communication About End-of-Life Decisions
… or long-term care was a significant source of emotional burden. Second, families engaged in collaborative decision-making rather than having a primary decision-maker acting independently. Third, even when a patient’s wishes were known to the family, decision-makers still struggled with the …
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4D mapping of network-specific pathological propagation in Alzheimer's disease
… of AD patients. Additionally, the financial and emotional burden on families of affected individuals will be profound. Traditional approaches to the study of AD use either biochemical assays to probe cellular pathophysiology or non-invasive imaging platforms to investigate brain-wide network …
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Identity Conflicts and Emotional Labour in the Veterinary Profession
… professional identity conflicts and the emotional labour results from the attempt of reconciling the ideal and real selves. Four distinct elements are identified as the triggers of these conflicts. Specifically, professional, commercial, ethical and emotional dilemmas emerge when focused …
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Transitional Care to Reduce 30-day Heart Failure Readmissions Among the Long-Term Care Elderly Population
… care residents, by reducing the physical and emotional burden of frequent preventable hospitalizations. The conception of the project began with the realization of the lack of evidence-based transitional care practices, due to observed preventable re-hospitalizations within the LTC facility. …
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Uncovering the Lived Experience of Hospital Nurses Providing End-of-Life Care
… to maintain end-of-life care, but this creates emotional dissonance and vulnerability, with potential physical and psychological consequences. Nurse managers recognition of the emotional burden and vulnerability of their nurses providing end-of-life care is needed. The nurses’ actions suggest …
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Mothering a neonate/young infant with feeding and swallowing difficulties: barriers, facilitators, and support
… health and development but also the mother's emotional and psychological wellbeing. Caring for neonates and young infants with FSD in hospital settings presents unique challenges, especially in resource-constrained environments like South Africa. Limited research exists exploring mothering an …
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Emotional burdens and sense of support of Kuwaiti mothers of children with disabilities
… may critically affect both maternal and child emotional well-being. The purpose of this study was to examine the attitudes of Kuwaiti mothers towards their children, as well as the interaction between the mother, her family, her community, and the government. This study frames the boundaries of …
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Jaunimo partinių preferencijų logika: ar egzistuoja politinės skirtys? /
… of education and socialisation processes. No emotional burden on them makes the young generation to assess those times neutrally. The restricted relationships between the generations also play a significant role. The restrictiveness of these relationship present itself in the newly discovered …
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Racial Differences in Distress Symptoms Among Black and White Women with Hormone Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer on Adjuvant Endocrine Therapy
… depression varying widely among patients. This emotional burden is exacerbated by the complexities of cancer treatment and the societal factors that influence health outcomes, particularly among racial minorities. Research indicates that women diagnosed with breast cancer experience significant …