Background Previous studies have focused mostly on the negative experiences of parents of
children with Down syndrome. We aimed to explore both the stressful experiences and …

Background The motivation of caregivers plays a crucial role in the treatment, follow-up, and
care of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Previous studies have …

Abstract Introduction: Informal caregivers (ICs), usually family or friends providing unpaid
care, offer emotional and psychological support and personalized care and help navigate …

Caregivers of persons with special needs (PSN) experience a variety of burdens and
elevated levels of stress and anxiety throughout their lives, leading to a physical …

Introduction Sleep disorders, particularly sleep disordered breathing (SDB), are common in
children with Down syndrome (DS). We investigated the relationship between SDB severity …

Aim and Objective: In Malaysia, there was lack of local evidence on the perception of
parents/caretakers of people with intellectual disabilities (PWID) about healthcare. Thus, this …

Aim: This study aims to explore the barriers and perceptions toward healthcare services
among parents or caretakers of people with intellectual disability, including the challenges …

[Purpose] To describe the functional activity and the communication-social ability levels of
youths with developmental disabilities and to determine whether demographic factors …

One effect of spending time with children who have Down syndrome is that parents may
spend less time interacting with their surroundings. Parents' resilience and quality of life will …

Today, it is accepted that people with intellectual disabilities (IDs) may develop the full range
of mental disorders (Bhaumik and Alexander 2020) and are in need of a range of mental …