… , leaving family caregivers with more accountability and responsibility. This review explores
the pattern of caregiver burden among caregivers of older adults with chronic illness in Asia. …

… Nevertheless, little is known about the outcomes of the illness management process based
on the context of the family itself, which is a crucial informal health care environment for PwS. …

… motives for caregiving were cultural values and beliefs encompassing the ethnocultural
context of the caregiving role, culture-specific norms, cultural and spiritual beliefs, illness beliefs …

… correlated with a high quality of life, good mental health, and increased personal resources
that helped improve the caregiving experience within the chronic illness context and reduced …

… The present study addresses this gap by reviewing empirical studies and scientific evidence
to capture both the challenges and positive aspects of caregiving in the family context. …

… of evidence for informal caregivers, particularly in the context of population aging and the …
experiences, this study included informal caregivers of several types of illness, which may …

… with a chronic, life-limiting illness. Studies that included single or multiple family caregivers
were included. We defined chronic, life-limiting illness as an illness that is advanced and/or …

… Moreover, intervention strategies that are already supported by evidence should be applied
and adapted to caregiving contexts where they may be most needed at the implementation …

… on the application of SDT in a caregiver context. A systematic review of the … caregiver, the
caregiver's approach to caring and his or her coping strategies depend on the type of illness or …

… However, there is still a need to examine whether a web-based intervention can be used
in the context of palliative care to promote family caregivers’ preparedness for …