… The results of this study demonstrate the staffs’ experience that caring for older residents
is emotionally charged, fraught with conflict, yet despite this a joyful line of work. From the …

… In this review, it was described that when formal caregivers view individual residents as “patients”
and in terms of tasks that must be complete, it leads to feelings of frustration and anger …

… residents, staff and relatives could all enhance experiences for others within the care setting,
and it was quite apparent that relatives often saw themselves as having a real contribution …

… ability was a major concern in the caregivers’ lives. The experiences of the caregivers in
this study give a better understanding of what life is like for caregivers after in-home caring has …

… with caregivers to optimize the care of residents … to experience depressive symptoms and
feelings of isolation related to the caregiving experience compared to formal or non-caregivers (…

… Older people often experience multiple care transitions. … for both older people and their
informal caregivers alike and can … , the experiences of older people and their informal caregivers …

… carers' experiences of … caregiving for frail older people is manifest and experienced as the
site of care shifts from the private space of the home to the semipublic space of the residential …

… how caregivers from several NHs experience the care given to older residents. The aim of
the present study was to describe caregivers' good as well as bad experiences of working with …

… family carers when they relinquish the care of an older relative with dementia. Strategies to
build confidence and trust between RACS and family carers … with residents and their families. …

… longer hours, are often co-resident and provide more intensive and intimate care [6]. …
experiences of older carers and to understand, from their perspectives, whether their experiences …