Understanding subjective well-being (SWB) has historically been a core human endeavor
and presently spans fields from management to mental health. Previous meta-analyses …

In this Review, we look at the relation between bereavement and physical and mental
health. Although grief is not a disease and most people adjust without professional …

Previous research has shown that major life events can have short-and long-term effects on
subjective well-being (SWB). The present meta-analysis examines (a) whether life events …

The present meta-analysis integrates the results from 168 empirical studies on differences
between caregiving spouses, adult children, and children-in-law. Spouses differ from …

The changing context of palliative care over the last decade highlights the importance of
recent research on home-based family caregiving at the end of life. This article reports on a …

BACKGROUND: Few epidemiological studies have examined complicated grief in the
general population, especially in Asian countries. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the …

Context Family carers of palliative care patients report high levels of psychological distress
throughout the caregiving phase and during bereavement. Palliative care providers are …

Informal carers are central to the achievement of end of life care and death at home and to
policy aims of enabling patient choice towards end of life. They provide a substantial, yet …

Context Family carers need to be supported in their central role of caring for patients at the
end of life, but brief practical tools to assess their support needs have been missing. To …

Objective To describe bereaved caregivers' experiences of providing care at home for
patients with advanced cancer, while interacting with home care services. Methods …