Background: Informal caregivers are individuals who provide care for ill, frail, or otherwise
dependent family members, siblings, or friends. Due to the caregiving demands, informal …

Background Informal caregivers represent an important and vulnerable part of the society.
They can experience negative psychological symptoms, such as depression and anxiety …

Background: Caregiving for a family member can result in reduced well-being for the
caregiver. Internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (ICBT) may be one way to support …

Objective: Informal care, defined as the unpaid care provided to an older, frail or ill person,
by a person such as a spouse, parent, child, other relative, neighbour, friend, may lead to …

Background The current knowledge of internet-based cognitive behavior therapy (ICBT)
implemented in primary care settings is sparse. Our objective was to explore primary care …

Background The health of informal caregivers of adults with chronic conditions is
increasingly vital since caregivers comprise a large proportion of supportive care to family …

Introduction Informal caregivers provide the majority of care to individuals with chronic
health conditions, benefiting the care recipient and reducing use of formal care services …

Background Most adults with chronic conditions live at home and rely on informal caregivers
to provide support. Caregiving can result in negative impacts such as poor mental and …

Background Internet-based interventions can help empower caregivers of people with
chronic diseases and can develop solutions to decrease the physical and psychological …

Abstract Background Internet-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (iCBT) holds great
potential in addressing mental health issues, yet its real-world implementation poses …