This study proposes and evaluates a model of depression that concerns the role of burden
and cognitive appraisal as mediators or moderators of outcomes among stroke survivor …

Aims and objectives To map research‐based psychological distress among the family
members with patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). Background Having a loved one in …

Objective: To test the hypothesis that ineffective problem-solving abilities would be
significantly predictive of risk for depression in caregivers of persons with traumatic brain …

Background Studies of family caregivers of the critically ill have mainly focused on the
psychological impact of the patients' stay in the intensive care unit and related stress …

Background When a relative with a critical illness is admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU),
it can be a life‐changing event for the partner. There is a lack of studies that focus on the …

OBJECTIVE: We evaluated emotional distress, coping strategy use, caregiver adjustment,
and the relationship among these variables in family members (FMs) of patients hospitalized …

Introduction Survivors of complex critical illness and their family caregivers require support
during their recovery, rehabilitation, and return to community living; however, the nature of …

Objective: With limited community services, the complex rehabilitation period after critical
illness is often the responsibility of family members who, as a result, may experience …

Objective: To examine trajectories of depressive symptoms in caregivers of critically ill adults
from intensive care unit admission to 2 months postintensive care unit discharge and …

Rationale: Although caregiver burden is well described in chronic illness, few studies have
examined burden among caregivers of survivors of critical illness. In existing studies, it is …