Population aging presents a growing societal challenge and imposes a heavy burden on the
healthcare system in many Asian countries. Given the limited availability of formal long‐term …

Background Family caregivers' lived experiences are often perceived as a homogenous
entity, preventing effective identification of unique caregiving needs and appropriate …

Caregiving is a process affected by both caregiver and care recipients and contains both
positive and negative experiences. However, there is a lack of theories that capture the …

Public health crises like Covid-19 profoundly influence informal care-givers of older adults
with functional health limitations. This study deepens existing understanding of care-giving …

Aims Based on the two‐factor model of caregiving appraisals, this study aims to (1)
investigate the relationships between competence in dementia care and job satisfaction …

Introduction Starting dialysis not only has a major impact on the life of patients but also on
their informal caregivers. Previous research shows greater burden and lower quality of life …

Depression and anxiety are prevalent mental health issues worldwide, especially among
parental caregivers. By expanding the family stress model, this cross-sectional study …

Ambivalence is the simultaneous experience of positive and negative feelings toward a
specific person. Recent research suggested ambivalence is negatively associated with …

Abstract Background and Objectives The “unexpected career” of caregiving has previously
been conceptualized in stages: community care through institutional placement/residence …

The purpose of this qualitative descriptive study was to explore how informal care partners
described positive aspects of care (PAC) when providing care to a person living with …