Family caregivers and care providers are increasingly becoming more distressed and
reaching a breaking point within current systems of care. First Nations family caregivers and …

There is a dearth of research on how family caregivers are supported in First Nations. We
interviewed family caregivers, health and community providers, and leaders in two Alberta …

This study aimed to understand the perspectives of key stakeholders regarding strategies for
better supporting culturally and ethnically diverse family caregivers, aiming to incorporate …

The Symbiosis of Population Health and Family Caregiving Drives Effective Programs that
Support Patients and Families Page 1 34 | Winter 2015–16 • Vol. 39 .No.4 GENERATIONS …

About 4.6 million older adults (aged 60 years and older) in the United States are foreign
born, and Asian Americans are projected to become the largest immigrant group in the …

A community-based needs assessment was conducted to identify urban American Indian
family caregivers' perceptions of the quality of care they received for their children with …

Background Many Americans are informal caregivers providing unpaid care for their loved
ones living with chronic conditions, such as dementia and heart failure. As the US …

Family caregiving in the United States occurs within the context of several important societal
changes that impinge directly upon the experience and adjustment of persons who live with …

Background Caregiving is a demanding role that can negatively impact a person's health
and well-being. As such, adequate access to health care is important for maintaining the …

November is National Family Caregivers Month, making it an opportune time to focus on
how to better support this vital workforce. Over the past five years, the number of adults in the …