Recognizing and supporting family caregivers is crucial to the health and economic and
social well-being of both the caregivers themselves and the people who receive their care …

The COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated broad and extensive changes in the way people
live and work. While the general subject of working from home has recently drawn increased …

In the Netherlands, about one‐third of the adult population provides unpaid care. Providing
informal caregiving can be very straining in normal times, but the impact of a public health …

Despite a growing literature about the mental health effects of COVID-19, less is known
about the psychological costs of providing informal care during the pandemic. We examined …

Internationally, people experiencing mental health challenges and psychosocial distress
faced service disruptions, increased uncertainties and isolation, during the COVID-19 …

Advanced cancer caregivers in emerging and young adulthood (EYACs; ages 18–35) are
an understudied yet vulnerable caregiving population. The COVID-19 pandemic created …

Background Informal caregivers played a significant role in caring for COVID-19 patients
during hospitalization in Nepal. This study aimed to understand the experiences of family …

Dementia caregivers are responsible for the daily care and management of individuals who
are among the most vulnerable to the serious consequences of COVID-19. This qualitative …

Spousal caregivers are a largely invisible population of unpaid long-term care providers in
the United States. This paper examines their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic by …

Purpose To examine change in health-related quality of life (HRQOL) during the COVID-19
pandemic in caregivers of service members/veterans (SMVs) with traumatic brain injury …