Currently, 15 million informal caregivers, most of whom are women, provide care for older
adults with dementia (Alzheimer's Disease Association, 2016). Caregiving for these …

Objective To compare depressive symptoms between caregivers to persons with dementia
and other illnesses and determine whether caregiver role captivity and care recipient …

The purpose of this exploratory study was to examine the perceptions of 115 female spouse
caregivers of early to moderate stage dementia patients. Based on patients' cognitive status …

Dementia caregiving experiences are not universal and different factors may influence the
risk for burden and depression. This study examined factors such as the relationship with the …

Background and objectives Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia are highly
prevalent, stressful, and challenging to manage. Caregivers' approaches for handling these …

Provision of care to an older adult with dementia is an important societal resource. This
resource may also come at a high cost to informal caregivers, most of whom are family …

Abstract Aims The “Finding a Balance Point” framework was used to explore the caregiving
process over time for family caregivers of people with dementia in Taiwan. This study aimed …

An understanding of spousal dementia caregivers' coping strategies and their predictive
factors is imperative for caregivers' well-being. Although several reviews have explored the …

The current study aimed to identify gender-dependent factors that influence caregiver
burden among family caregivers of persons with dementia through secondary data analysis …

Objectives: The number of couples facing a dementia diagnosis for one partner of the
spousal dyad increases. Spousal caregiving can be a highly stressful experience associated …