Abstract Today, 8.5% of the world's population is 65 and over, and this statistic will reach
17% by 2050 (He et al., US Census Bureau, international population reports, P95/16‐1, An …

Background Family caregivers are key actors in the ageing society. They are mediators
between practitioners and patients and usually provide also essential daily services for the …

Introduction Engaging family caregivers could be a critical asset to make the 'ageing-in-
place'imperative a reality. This is particularly evident in rural and remote areas, where …

Background: Families are the backbone of caregiving for older adults living in communities.
This is a tradition common to Thailand and many low-and middle-income countries where …

Often family members provide care‐giving, which allows older adults to remain in their
homes. With declining health and increasing frailty, care‐giving of elderly people becomes a …

Although both family care and home support are considered essential components of home‐
based health‐care, the experiences of family caregivers who have a relative in receipt of …

Taking care for older adults can place informal caregivers at risk for developing health
problems. Therefore, interventions aiming to empower informal caregivers have been …

The vast majority of older adults who are chronically ill rely on informal caregivers for
support. Caregivers often require additional support to facilitate their role. To the best of our …

Background Informal caregivers are essential figures for maintaining frail elderly at home.
Providing informal care can affect the informal caregivers' physical and psychological health …

After more than a decade of concerted effort by policy‐makers in Canada and elsewhere to
encourage older adults to age at home, there is recognition that the ageing‐in‐place …