Informal caregiving is crucial to the sustainability of health and social care systems globally.
With ageing populations and a rising prevalence of acute and chronic health conditions, the …

Informal caregiving constitutes the mainstay of a society's care supply. Motivations for caring
and continuing to provide care are crucial to understanding the nature of caregiver …

Background: Informal caregivers are those providing care, which exceeds that which is
typically provided, to a relative or friend with care needs. Informal caregiving constitutes the …

The provision of informal care presents a significant global challenge. To better understand
how cultural factors underpin and shape motivations and willingness to provide informal …

Given the aging population and increasing life expectancy, the need on the part of older and
ill populations for long-term care has risen rapidly (Roth et al., 2015). As a result, unpaid …

Informal care is a key pillar of long-term care provision across Europe and will likely play an
even greater role in the future. Thus, research that enhances our understanding of …

Informal caregivers are those who provide unpaid care to a relative or friend with a chronic
illness, disability or other long-lasting health or care need. Providing informal care in the …

Background: People with life-limiting illness are increasingly having more care provided to
them by informal caregivers (ICs) such as family members and friends. Although there is a …

Aims and objectives To identify factors associated with the caregiving appraisal of informal
caregivers. Background Caregiving appraisal, the cognitive evaluation of the caregiving …

In Dutch policy and at the societal level, informal caregivers are ideally seen as essential
team members when creating, together with professionals, co‐ordinated support plans for …