… in three high-expenditure serious illness groups (three or … dementia, and illness at the end
of life) had a family caregiver, and … Family caregivers assist individuals with serious illness by …

… serious illness is growing exponentially at a time when availability of both family and professional
family caregivers … been conducted in the field of family caregiving, and we have made …

… enhance the future of family caregiver support of people with serious illness within the United
… quality of life of family caregivers of people living with a serious illness in the United States. …

… -demographic characteristics of family caregivers of people with serious illness, family
caregivers of people with other conditions and people not providing family care. We conducted …

… Many families of seriously ill patients experience severe caregiving and financial burdens.
Families of younger, poorer, and more functionally dependent patients are most likely to …

… Three major stressors encapsulate the new challenges COVID-19 has imposed on serious
illness family caregivers. The first is the unintended consequences of social distancing, which …

… ’s illness—the illness trajectory—shapes the caregiver’s … , chronic illness represent differing
patient and family caregiver … of families lost all or most of their savings during serious illness, …

… to younger individuals with serious illness and disability. Family caregivers arrange and attend
… Family members have always been the primary source of support and assistance to older …

… family caregivers. This study seeks to explore how patients with MM and family caregivers
experience serious illness … the current knowledge of serious illness conversations focusing on …

… to investigate how family caregivers of people with serious illness are supported by healthcare
professionals in their caregiving tasks. Most take on many different caregiving tasks in the …