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Choice in the context of informal care-giving
... social care service users in England is a central feature of several policy documents published during 2005 and ...long-term care; and combining work and ...the care-giving relationship; the ...
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Staff perception of Lean, care giving, thriving and exhaustion: a longitudinal study in primary care
... primary care showed that Lean adoption resulted in work improvement and increased staff re- sponsibility, and that introducing multiprofessional teamwork resulted in a decrease in reported hierarchy on the units ...
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Psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the spiritual care-giving scale (C-SCGS) in nursing practice
... Spiritual care is defined as recognizing and responding to the needs of the human spirit when the individual is facing trauma, illness, or ...ual care is considered an essential part of palliative ...
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Mothers and daughters-in-law: a prospective study of informal care-giving arrangements and survival in Japan
... the care recipients and their caregivers included demographic information (care reci- pient ’ s gender and age-group and family caregiver ’ s gen- der and age-group), and the number of family members living ...
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Coping Strategy of Women with HIV-AIDS: Influence of Care-Giving, Family Social Attitude, and Effective Communication
... between care giving, favourable social attitude, and effective communication (exposure to information) and coping strategy of women living with ...good care and sufficiently expose women living with ...
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EFFECTS OF REHABILITATION SERVICES ON ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, CARE-GIVING BURDEN AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT OF STROKE CAREGIVERS
... specific care giving-related problems of stroke patient’s caregivers and factors that influence the burden of these ...depression, care burden and perceived social support level of stroke patients ...
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Explaining the Elderly Feminization of Poverty: An Analysis of Retirement Benefits, Health Care Benefits, and Elder Care-Giving
... This model should include measures that address the differences in the working tenures of men and women, empower women to prepare for their own retirement and long-[r] ...
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Approaches to capturing the financial cost of family care-giving within a palliative care context: a systematic review.
... Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) can be used to identify carers at risk of financial burden and other issues, little attention has been paid to an accurate quantifiable assessment of these costs (Ewing et al. 2013). Our ...
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INDIGENOUS MATERNITY CARE-GIVING PRACTICE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MATERNAL, FOETAL AND NEONATAL HEALTH IN NORTHERN GHANA
... skilled care, the traditional practitioners (TPs), especially the TBAs, offered important support, psychologically and emotionally, to the women by empathising with them-this formed a source of encouragement to ...
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Psychosocial effects of palliative care-giving on primary care-givers of elderly people with advanced cancers in Manyatta constituency, Embu county, Kenya
... The purpose of the stud y was to investigate psychosocial effects of palliati v e care-gi v ing on primary palliative care-givers attending elderly people with advanced cancers in Manyat[r] ...
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The Online Giving Study
... direct costs are lower than with direct mail, fundraisers are less focused on return on investment. Another explanation is that fundraisers are simply not organized to understand donor value online and across channels ...
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Getting insight by giving insight: development of an instrument to benchmark the integral performance of intensive care departments
... of care is determined at several levels, like the technical level, including factors like knowledge and skills, and interpersonal level, like informed consent and ...
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Performance and Commitment to Nurse Organization in Giving Nursing Care
... nursing care in Islamic Hospital in ...nursing care as well as evaluation toward the application of nursing practice standards and the factors influencing ...
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THE CAREGIVING BOOM: BABY BOOMER WOMEN GIVING CARE
... term care as a result of their experience caring for someone ...term care policies ...their care to others ...taking care of their health (3%) or researching and reading more about their ...
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Giving and Receiving Advice
... Dewatripont and Tirole [27] present a model in which the Receiver must decide between a status quo and two novel policies. Information may exist in favor of either or both of the novel situations. Dewatripont and Tirole ...
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Creating a Culture of Giving
... planned giving and allows the donor to stop worrying about how much to give away and instead enjoy making decisions about how to distribute the accumulated funds to favoured good ...
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2012 CORPORATE GIVING
... American Cancer Society, Wichita Falls American Diabetes Association Inc, Houston American Diabetes Association, Austin American Diabetes Association, Dallas American Diabetes Associ[r] ...
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GIVING OUR BEST FOR YOUR BEST. health care coverage for individuals and families. Carelink plans are underwritten by Coventry Health Care of Louisiana
... primary care physician (PCP) who works with you ...coordinates care with high-performance network specialists and other network ...your care like never ...your care and help drive better ...
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Giving and Receiving Care: An Evolving and Enduring Relation
... and care for the elderly, especially in places like the traditional nursing home ...palliative care/ hospice workers—and very often—family members, who help the elderly in a range of activities from ADL’s ...
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Giving information to family members of patients in the intensive care unit: Iranian nurses' ethical approaches.
... health care providers to treat them honestly, and health care providers eschew giving thorough and honest information due to reasons such as the mental and emotional state of the family members and ...
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