The purpose of this sequential, two-phase mixed-methods study was to examine the health
of male and female nurses who provided care to older relatives (ie, double duty caregivers) …

There is growing evidence that employed family caregivers experience challenges in
balancing multiple demands associated with family caregiving. In particular health …

The purpose of this feminist narrative study was to examine the experiences of women in
four different health professions (nursing, medicine, physiotherapy, and social work) who …

An emergent grounded theory was used to examine Professionalizing Familial Care, the
processes by which registered nurses enact professional care work within the familial care …

Background: In the literature on family caregiving, care receiving and caregiving are
generally treated as distinct constructs, suggesting that informal care and support flow in a …

Objectives. Women who combine formal and informal caregiving roles represent a unique,
understudied population. In the literature, healthcare employees who simultaneously …

Recent changes in patterns of care provision for the elderly have led to an increasing
reliance on family care. Although caring has been found to be a central and common feature …

Internationally, there are growing numbers of unpaid caregivers, with increasing numbers
leaving paid work to provide care (National Academies of Sciences & Medicine 2016) …

Aim. The aim of this paper is to further develop the construct of Shared Care by comparing
and contrasting it to related research, and to show how the construct can be used to guide …

In order to gain an understanding of double duty caregiving (DDC), defined here as the
provision of care to elderly relatives by practising health professionals, a DDC scale has …