Background: Informal care plays a substantial role in the provision of total care in dementia.
Several reviews have been published on the predictive factors of subjective burden; …

Purpose: The aim of this study was to examine differences related to gender among informal
caregivers serving older disabled individuals. Design and Methods: A secondary analysis of …

Background Dementia care in the Netherlands is shifting from fragmented, ad hoc care to
more coordinated and personalised care. Case management contributes to this shift. The …

BACKGROUND: Little is known about whether the perceived burden of caring for someone
with an eating disorder (ED) changes over time or what may predict such change …

Background Following admission to a nursing home, the feelings of depression and burden
that family carers may experience do not necessarily diminish. Additionally, they may …

Unlike most other chronic diseases dementia, gradually destroys the very essence of
relationships. Why? Beyond the sentinel impairment of memory present in the early stages …

The number of older adults with caregiving needs is rapidly escalating, and the majority of
these adults are cared for at home by unpaid family members. Nurse educators must better …

Informal care is an integral part of the care provided to people with long term conditions. It is
estimated that five million adults in England provide informal care to sick, disabled or elderly …

Systems for geotracking Alzheimer's Disease patients with dementia are reported to raise
ethical issues and concerns. Studies stated possible loss of freedom and autonomy for …

Internationale Untersuchungen belegen, dass sich infolge der häuslichen Betreuung von
Demenzpatienten der Gesundheitszustand von pflegenden Angehörigen verschlechtert …