The number of people who combine work and unpaid care is increasing rapidly as more
people need care, public and private care systems are progressively under pressure and …

The UK has recorded one of the highest death rates associated with COVID-19 globally,
whether measured as deaths that are directly attributable to COVID-19 or by excess …

Globally and locally, ongoing demographic, sociocultural and economic changes have
implications for unpaid carers. For those who provide unpaid care, particularly at higher …

Background 'Choice'is increasingly pursued as a goal of social policy. However, the degree
to which choice is exercised when entering an informal caring role is open to debate. Aim In …

Objective The main aims of this paper are to analyse the monetary value of informal care
time using different techniques and to identify significant variables associated with the …

Abstract Background and Objectives The general view is that partner-caregiver burden
increases over time but findings are inconsistent. Moreover, the pathways underlying …

Summary 1 Résumé 2 A Profile of Caregiving 4 The Benefits of Caregiving 5 Financial Risks
for Caregivers 6 Financial Risks for Employers and the Labour Market 11 Employers' …

Previous UK research has found expressed unmet need for services by unpaid working
carers and among disabled and older people. There are, however, suggestions from …

Introduction: The aim of this literature review is to identify the most common tools used to
measure burden in carers of people with Parkinson's disease (PD), heart failure (HF) …

Reconciliation of unpaid care and employment is an increasingly important societal,
economic and policy issue, both in the UK and internationally. Previous research shows the …