Background: Informal, unpaid, and lifelong older caregivers of adults with intellectual
disabilities (ID) are usually female and most often are mothers of adults with ID. However …

A structured interview survey was conducted in a major city in Taiwan to explore and
compare older and younger family primary caregivers' well being and their future caregiving …

Background: A growing number of studies are emphasizing the importance of positive and
negative appraisals of caregiving and the utilization of social resources to buffer the …

Considerable burden is reported by informal caregivers of older individuals with cognitive
impairment. Significant progress in the understanding of determinants of this burden has …

Objective The prevalence of dementia is increasing and consequently the demands from
families, institutions and healthcare system. Although a substantial amount of research on …

Background We attempted to determine the factors that influence the continuation of in‐
home caregiving for patients with dementia. Methods The participants were family …

Objectives: As a degenerative disease, the progression of dementia needs continued care
provision and poses both psychological and financial burden for family caregivers of …

Background It has been suggested in the literature on family caregiving for persons with
Alzheimer's dementia (AD) that levels of objective and subjective burden among carers often …

Background: Few studies have estimated care burden in large, representative, multi-ethnic
Asian population-based informal caregivers of older adults with care needs. This study …

Background: This study aimed to explore the experiences and challenges of informal
caregivers in Singapore with the intent of identifying the multi-dimensional unmet needs …