Informal caregivers are relied on to supplement formal systems. Sociodemographic shifts
have driven concerns regarding the outcomes of older adults who are unable to rely on …

Objective Informal caregivers are playing a vital role in improving the degree to which older
adults access community and healthcare systems in a more seamless and timely manner …

1.0 Background Informal caregivers (unpaid care provided by family, friends, and
volunteers) play a crucial role in maintaining the health, wellbeing, functional independence …

Objectives This study aims to identify the relationship between psychosocial factors and
unmet needs among community-dwelling older adults who have received or who expect to …

Social isolation is one of the negative consequences associated with caregiving and is
experienced by approximately 20% of Canadian family caregivers. Being in a public health …

Background The care policy and organization of the care sector is shifting to accommodate
projected demographic changes and to ensure a sustainable model of health care provision …

Older care recipients living at home increasingly rely on support from informal caregivers. As
informal caregivers often combine these caregiving tasks with other tasks, such as paid …

Background/objective maintaining informal caregiver's ability to continue care can prevent
early institutionalisation and decrease health care costs, contributing to sustainable health …

Introduction Ensuring access for older people to Primary Health Care (PHC) is vital to
achieve universal health coverage, improve health outcomes, and health-system …

Background: Addressing informal caregivers' needs is essential for ensuring quality
healthcare and promoting citizen-centred care. This systematic review assessed current …