Objectives In many families, multiple caregivers support older adults living with dementia.
Studying collaboration among caregivers requires consideration of conceptual and …

Objectives We provide national estimates of caregiving networks for older adults with and
without dementia and examine how these networks develop over time. Most prior research …

Abstract Background and Objectives Caregiving research often assumes older adults
receiving care have a primary caregiver who provides the bulk of care. Consequently, little is …

Abstract Background and Objectives There are nearly 18 million family caregivers in the
United States assisting an older adult in need of help. Identifying the caregivers in greatest …

Background Most people with dementia live at home and are supported by informal carers.
During the care trajectory, the creation of a stable care situation is a guiding principle of …

Abstract Background and Objectives Caregiving is a social process and commonly involves
more than a single caregiver, especially for older adults with multimorbidity, including …

Sustaining informal care‐giving for people living with dementia (PWD) is a common
objective of societies worldwide. Families can contribute substantially to the support of care …

Rare diseases constitute a group of conditions that are individually rare, but in aggregate
impact between 3 and 6% of the world population. Many of these conditions present during …

Purpose We assessed the experiences of rural lung cancer survivors and caregivers to
understand and identify barriers to posttreatment survivorship care management. Methods …

Primary family caregivers of patients with dementia often experience high caregiver burden
and significant decline in a range of health outcomes. The current study examined the …