BACKGROUND Most coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) deaths occur among adults, not
children, and attention has focused on mitigating COVID-19 burden among adults. However …

A large number of multidisciplinary, qualitative and quantitative research suggests that
providing care for family members with mental health illnesses can have both positive and …

Abstract Background and Objectives As attention to positive caregiving experience
increases, there is growing evidence concerning how the identification of the positive …

Objectives In many families, multiple caregivers support older adults living with dementia.
Studying collaboration among caregivers requires consideration of conceptual and …

Background: The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic had a great impact on
patients with cognitive decline or dementia. The lockdown period may exacerbate …

In Sweden, a country with one of the highest public spending on long term care, there is also
extensive informal care, ie unpaid care by family, friends, or neighbours. In this article, we …

Objectives Compare care demands, strain, and health across 912 primary and secondary
caregivers of parents, other family, and friends aged 50 and older. Methods Data came from …

Objective: Close relationships influence health and quality of life outcomes for people with
dementia and their families. Yet, we know little on the role of different relationship domains …

Abstract Background Caregiving in Alzheimer's disease (AD) is often provided by informal
care partners, who spend more hours per week on average than care partners of individuals …

This study developed the Japanese version of the Experiential Avoidance in Caregiving
Questionnaire (J-EACQ) and assessed its reliability and validity. A 2-wave longitudinal study …