Background Dyadic psychosocial interventions have been found beneficial both for people
coping with mental or physical health conditions as well as their family members and friends …

Caregivers may receive information at a rate far higher than their individual abilities to
process. Hence, caregivers can cause less desirable health outcomes for their care …

Background: Caregiving responsibility can change caregivers' lives; modify their emotions;
and make them feel frustrated, fearful, and nervous, thereby imposing physical and mental …

Background: Web-based interventions have shown promise for chronic disease
management but have not been widely applied to populations with stroke. Existing barriers …

Internet-enabled resources could facilitate older adults' ability to live in the community
longer, but studies have often overlooked how family caregivers utilize the internet to assist …

ObjectiveThe present study examined the extent to which social support (SS) availability and
satisfaction could predict the extent of caregiver burden (CB) among mothers of children with …

Informal caregivers' own quality of life, health status, and determinants are poorly
understood despite their concern for the health of the individuals they assist. To compare the …

Background: Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HCT), also referred to as blood and
marrow transplantation (BMT), is a high-risk, but potentially curative therapy for a number of …

Objectives Digital support services may provide informal caregivers with remote access to
information and training about care issues. However, there is limited specific data on how …

Background Supportive care interventions have demonstrated benefits for both informal
and/or family cancer caregivers and their patients, but uptake generally is poor. To the …