… may contribute to enriching our understandings of caregivers from different cultural contexts.
… to reframe illness and caregiving experience in a positive way. They perceive illness as …

… health), but patients and their spouse caregivers often engage in dyadic coping. This involves
making sense of and negotiating how to manage the illness together. Various models and …

… is nested within the self- and the dyadic-system, the illness, and the broader socio-cultural
contexts. The theoretical and research implications of the proposed model are also discussed. …

… receive little or no support from the federal government, whereas supports for caregivers
in the other national contexts might result in a mortality advantage. For example, the United …

… may benefit more than husband and children caregivers from illness-specific education … as
it highlights that in health contexts, such as caregiving, experiences cannot be understood by …

… and characteristics to be measured (eg caregiver burden, appraisals and social context),
aside from their broad … The patient’s illness appraisal may also have an influence on that of the …

… of mentally ill adults in Hong Kong, where caregivers’ chronic illness impacted their QOL. …
In the context of multimorbidity, the interest is the effect that the combined conditions of the care …

… caregiver burden in Western countries, to help ensure future continuation of informal care in
the home context… factor that influenced informal caregiver burden is the specific illness of the …

… among patients, caregivers, and providers based on the reasoning that illness is relational,
… It was clear in our data that cancer occurred in the context of preexisting relationships; those …

… Both noted on the importance of taking responsibility for one’s health, with caregivers …
As shared by one caregiver, ‘you never know if the person beside you might have the illness…