Introduction Family carers of people with dementia are their most important support in
practical, personal, and economic terms. Carers are vital to maintaining the quality of life …

Introduction Advances in longevity and medicine mean that many more people in the UK
survive life-threatening diseases but are instead susceptible to life-limiting diseases such as …

The aim of this study was to identify factors associated with family resilience in families
caring for a parent with dementia. A mixed-methods approach was followed to collect data …

Background Despite the large literature analysing factors related to depression, several
factors such as caregiving obligation and the interrelationships among the different variables …

Aims To examine the role of balancing competing needs in the relationship between
caregiving demand and caregiving outcomes (caregivers' role strain and depressive …

Objectives: Spouse caregivers have been the predominant family members who care for
persons with dementia in Taiwan. Although studies in western countries have described the …

Purpose Unpaid care is an important source of support of people with long-term conditions.
Interdependence of carers' and care recipients' quality of life would be expected due to the …

Background: One caregiver relationship that has been neglected in caregiver depression
research is the daughter-in-law. Compared with Western countries, in which those who are …

This research aimed to ascertain the impact of a pragmatic Cognitive Stimulation Therapy
course of 10 sessions on the cognitive function of people living with dementia and whether …

Background: Most research on family members' experience of dementia has focused on the
time after diagnosis. Yet, once people reach clinical attention, families have already been …