ArticleJournal of multidisciplinary healthcare2026
Co-Occurring Neuropsychiatric Conditions and Functional Status: Associations with Caregiver Quality of Life in Older Veterans.
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Abstract
Objective: This study examined the impact of a care recipient's level of daily functioning and the presence of co-occurring neuropsychiatric conditions on caregiver Quality of Life (QoL). Methods: This cross-sectional study involved 504 informal caregivers of U.S. veterans aged 65 years and older. Measures included caregiver QoL, care recipient functioning, and questions regarding the care recipient's neuropsychiatric conditions. Hierarchical linear regression analyses examined relationships between these variables while adjusting for important sociodemographic factors. Results: Caregivers of veterans with a neuropsychiatric condition (54.0% of the sample) reported lower QoL than those caring for veterans without such conditions. In hierarchical linear regression, ADL functioning (β =0.15, Conclusion: Our findings highlight the significant negative impact of care recipient functional limitations and depression on caregiver QoL and contribute to our broader understanding of how care recipient characteristics affect caregiver outcomes among older adult populations.
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