ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2025
Burden, coping strategies, and family caregivers of older people with clinical frailty in the COVID-19 context.
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Abstract
objectivesto assess the burden and understand the coping strategies of family caregivers of older people with clinical frailty in the household.
methodsa mixed-method cross-sectional study with a two-stage explanatory sequential strategy was conducted. In the quantitative stage, 170 participants answered the socio-contextual questionnaire, EMEP and QASCI. In the qualitative stage, 31 participants answered a semi-structured interview, using Bardin's framework.
resultssample profile: 82% women aged 50-69 (65.9%). 56.5% had family help with care and 57.6% had no professional caregiver. The 31 interviews generated three categories: "caregiver burden", "coping strategies", and "support network to promote care".
conclusionscaring for older people with clinical frailty triggers changes in family structure and dynamics, causing burden, which can be reduced with an effective family and professional support network as a coping strategy.
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