ArticleJournal of research in nursing : JRN2021
Family caregivers for older persons with dementia offer recommendations to current caregivers: a qualitative investigation.
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- Facilitating Family Carer Dementia Education: We All Need to Learn.Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024Article
- Roles and experiences of informal caregivers of older adults in community and healthcare system navigation: a scoping review.BMJ open · 2023Article
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Abstract
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aimsFamily members who care for older adults with dementia encounter significant difficulties across many domains. There is limited research in this area; thus, the aim here is to share the actual experiences of 30 family caregivers to other family caregivers and to show how these experiences can provide help and recommendations.
methodsThis qualitative study of 30 family caregivers of family members aged 65 and older who died with dementia-related diagnoses used in-depth qualitative interviews conducted over a 12-month period for data collection and content analysis to understand the data. The study asked what they learned and what subsequent recommendations these caregivers had for other family caregivers taking care of an older person with dementia.
resultsFour primary themes emerged from the content data analysis and included the following: (1)
conclusionsThis study is unique in asking directly of family caregivers of older persons who died of dementia what they learned and what they want to share and recommend to ongoing and future family caregivers.
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