Professional Caregivers
Professional caregivers’ perceptions on the prerequisites for and consequences of people with mild dementia using a digital photo diary
... describe professional caregivers’ per- ceptions on the prerequisites for and consequences of people with mild dementia using a digital photo diary to facilitate their talks about daily events with their ...
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Experiences of patients, family and professional caregivers with Integrated Palliative Care in Europe: protocol for an international, multicenter, prospective, mixed method study
... family caregivers and professional caregivers and their experiences with care provision in the ...between professional caregivers in this network, perceived quality of care, quality of ...
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Cognitive behavioral intervention via a smartphone app for non professional caregivers with depressive symptoms: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
... non-professional caregivers and there are effective psychological interventions to prevent it, caregivers have difficulty accessing ...conducted. Caregivers with elevated symptoms will be ...
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Silence as an element of care:A meta ethnographic review of professional caregivers’ experience in clinical and pastoral settings
... between professional caregivers, including health professionals, social workers and chaplains, and their patients or clients with the intention of supporting the wellbeing of that ...
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<p>Burden of caring for people with dementia – comparing family caregivers and professional caregivers. A descriptive study</p>
... Descriptive statistics were used to characterize the samples of people with dementia, family caregivers and professional caregivers. Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests were applied to determine if the sample ...
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Factors influencing the quality of life perceptions of cognitively impaired older adults in a nursing home and their informal and professional caregivers: a mixed methods study
... The purpose of the present study was to examine the QoL among CIOAs living in NHs by involving the OAs them- selves, along with their significant informal and professional caregivers (PCs). One specific aim ...
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Satisfaction of the basic psychological needs of autonomy, relatedness and competence in relation to subjective well being of professional caregivers in nursing homes
... There are some limitations to this study. First, the items about the satisfaction of the basic psychological needs were work related, but the well-being that was measured was not work related. There might be a gap ...
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Protocol for a randomized controlled dismantling study of a brief telephonic psychological intervention applied to non professional caregivers with symptoms of depression
... cognitive-behavioral programs [8, 16]. Specifically, in an indicated prevention intervention, Vázquez and colleagues [11] applied cognitive techniques to change thought patterns (e.g., double-standard technique, priming) ...
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Perceived stigma among non-professional caregivers of people with severe mental illness, Bahir Dar, northwest Ethiopia
... patients’ caregivers. Then after, ever 3rd caregivers were interviewed according to their arrival in outpatient settings for each type of caregiv- ers ...
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Vicarious Traumatization among Professional Caregivers and Support Staff in Selected Hospices in Kenya
... Literature shows that hospice care is relatively new in Sub-Saharan Africa. Hospice work in Kenya began in 1990 (Kenya Hospice and Palliative Care Association [KEHPCA], 2012) with the opening of the Nairobi Hospice. ...
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A multi-perspective evaluation of a service robot for seniors: the voice of different stakeholders
... like professional and informal caregivers who evaluated the role of a robotic assistant at ...informal caregivers and professional caregivers were more sceptical on the use of an ...
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<p>The Experiences of Multiple Sclerosis Patients’ Family Caregivers at the First Hospitalization of Their Patients: A Qualitative Study</p>
... family caregivers need to be given information and full ...family caregivers, during the transition of the palliative care of their patients from hospital to home, experience poor interaction on the part of ...
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Building a taxonomy of integrated palliative care initiatives:results from a focus group
... provision. Professional caregivers agree that palliative care (PC) has many positive effects such as improved symptom control, 5 less care- giver burden, improvement in continuity of care and coordination ...
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The influence of relationships on personhood in dementia care: a qualitative, hermeneutic study
... Some professional caregivers postulated that person- centred care was the ideal they wished to follow but that they found this difficult to ...When caregivers did not work well together, unrest was ...
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The Resilient Care of Patients with Vegetative State at Home: a Grounded Theory
... family caregivers and 5 professional caregivers) who were enrolled in a purposive ...family caregivers of vegetative patients was “playing an inevitable role in care”, in which they did not ...
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Medication practices and experiences of older adults discharged home from hospital: a feasibility study protocol
... and professional caregivers in the medication practices used with older adults living at ...informal caregivers and homecare professionals in these ...
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Influence of Caregiver Activation on Health of Informal Caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s
... As persons with AD experience the progression of their condition, they may rely largely on family members (e.g., spouse, children, and siblings) or friends for their caregiving needs prior to hiring professional ...
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Visualize my data! : translating smart home sensor data into relevant feedback for elderly, informal caregivers and formal caregivers
... formal caregivers were not very enthusiastic about the hGraph that gives a visual representation of the health status, because they could only see if something was abnormal, but couldn’t directly see why it was ...
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The Health of Paid Caregivers: A Cross Sectional Study in Spanish Population
... that caregivers with secondary education (for example, caregiving assistants) have poorer health than non-caregivers (regardless of their educational level) and caregivers with a higher educational ...
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Burden of Care and Quality of Life among Caregivers of Stroke Survivors: Influence of Clinical and Demographic Variables
... (60) caregivers participated in this study out of which, ...the caregivers were employed, of which ...the caregivers and the functional limitation of the stroke survivors ...the caregivers ...
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