Results of regression models, like estimates, are typically presented as tables that are easy
to understand. Sometimes pure estimates are not helpful and difficult to interpret. This is …

Introduction Informal carers in paid employment–working carers (WKCs)—have complex
support needs. However, little is known about WKCs' pattern of informal care provision, the …

Background Living with dementia involves both illness and health, and self‐care and care
from others. As most persons with dementia live in their own homes, dementia affects not …

Background and aim Spouse carers of a person with dementia report feeling lonely and
trapped in their role, lacking support and having no time to take care of their own health. In …

This study investigates determinants for offering help to family members, neighbours and
friends, based on the Informal Care Model. We do so in pooled representative data for the …

Background: Dementia is rapidly increasing worldwide due to demographic aging. More
than two-thirds of patients are cared by family members. The quality of care depends on the …

This review updated a previous review [Gaugler JE (2005) Family involvement in residential
long-term care: a synthesis and critical review. Aging and Mental Health 9, 105–118] and …

Background The first aim was to present descriptive data on the frequency of dental visits
among older adults in Germany. The second aim was to identify the determinants of the …

Background The care of people with dementia is usually carried out by their family members,
which can cause objective und subjective burden and raise their risk of depressiveness …

When frail older people age alone in place, with increasing functional limitations, they
require support in performing daily living activities. In this respect, it is important to assess …