Meaning plays an important role in stroke family caregiving. Understanding meaning
facilitates the development of effective interventions that support stroke family caregivers …

Background Since a family member's stroke affects the entire family, family systems nursing
conversations (FSNCs) may be an appropriate intervention to support the family as a whole …

ABSTRACT Objectives: A Quasi-Experimental study was conducted to determine the impact
of Attend-trial-based interventions on the knowledge of the caregivers and the quality of life …

Family caregivers contribute to the sustainability of healthcare systems. Stroke is a leading
cause of adult disability and many people with stroke rely on caregiver support to return …

Background Stroke is increasing in Africa and consequences such as limitations in the
performance of activities in everyday life persist a long time. A family member might need to …

OBJECTIVE: Discuss family caregivers of stroke survivors' changing needs for education
and support across the care continuum. METHODS: Conceptual review. RESULTS: Stroke is …

Aims and objectives. This study examines the physical and emotional burden experienced
by caregivers of stroke survivors, compared with caregivers of patients having neurological …

Objective Family members of stroke survivors are often not supported for their caring role,
with many reporting adjustment difficulties. This paper describes the development and …

Stroke is an important neurological disease which is the leading cause of disability. In
additions, stroke can affect patients both physical and psychological health resulted in …

Background Disability following a stroke often requires family, commonly a spouse, to
provide care enabling the stroke survivor to return home. Immediate or extended family and …