Objective: To synthesise qualitative research that explored caregivers' experiences of caring
for family diagnosed with schizophrenia. Methods: Electronic databases including …

This is a qualitative evidence synthesis on the experiences of parents caring for their adult
child with schizophrenia. The Joanna Briggs Methodology for systematic reviews guided the …

Phyllis Noerager Stern and Caroline Porr provide the most accessible description of
grounded theory methods to date in this brief, clear, and useful guide. Based on the …

This chapter explains about the areas of Glaserian grounded theory for which Barney Glaser
gets attacked and Sternian grounded theory. Over the past ten years the language of …

Introduction Deinstitutionalization and rising psychiatric care in society have led to an
increase in the role of caregivers of persons diagnosed with schizophrenia. Objective The …

This cross‐sectional study examined relationships among factors influencing caregiver
burden, depressive symptoms, and physical health in family caregivers of individuals with …

Recovery‐oriented services increasingly are being called for around the world. These
services do not just consider recovery from mental illness as symptom remission, but as …

Background: Relapse prevention in mental health care is important. Utilising the strengths of
families can be a valuable approach in relapse prevention. Studies on family strengths have …

Background: Although families caring for a mentally-ill family member may experience
challenges, some of these families may display strengths that help them to overcome …

Purpose The aim of this study was to understand how Thai families care for dependent older
adults. Design and Methods The methodology used for the study was grounded dimensional …