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Many factorscontributeto caregiver burden
The factors most likelyto contributeto caregiver burden
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the largest factorscontributingto caregiver burden
the main factorscontributeto caregiver burden
both caregivers ’ and care - recipients ’ factorsinfluencedcaregivers ’ burden
factors other than the care - receiver ’s frailty(passive) may be influenced bycaregiver burden
the impacts of rehabilitation therapy and factorscontributeto caregiver burden
Thinking and behavior changes ... significant factorscontributeto caregiver burden
comorbidities of the caregiver , being physically impaired and even gender ... factorsmay ... influencea caregivers ’ burden
orderto preventcaregiver burden
independent variablescontributingto caregiver burden
The demographic variablesinfluencingcaregiver burden
They need supportto preventcaregiver burden
What aspects of PWScontributeto the caregiver burden
pressure and daily stressleadingto caregiver burden
an anxious pet ... if not managedcan leadto caregiver burden
The stress of caring for someone with PTSDmay resultin " caregiver burden
to experience a high level of stresspotentially leadingto caregiver burden
Caregivers ' functional status , lower life satisfaction , depression and anxietyinfluencedcaregiver burden
Our findings indicate that resilience and perceived social supportcontribute significantlyto caregivers ’ burden
Family support positively affects outcomes for the person with heart failureleadingto caregiver burden
patient behavioral and cognitive status , hours involved in care , stress , social isolation , gender , relationship to the patient , availability of support resources , and caregiver characteristics(passive) is influenced byCaregiver burden
patient 's behavioral and cognitive status , hours involved in care , stress , social isolation , gender , relationship to the patient , availability of support resources , and caregiver characteristics(passive) is influenced byCaregiver burden
Moreover , new treatment models that incorporate greater support from out - of - home caregivers must provide monitoring and counsellingto preventcaregiver burden
patient 's condition and care duration of patients(passive) is influenced byCaregivers burden
many stressors like fearfulness , disruption of family dynamics , financial pressure and work overload ... all of whichcan contributeto caregiver burden
discomfort in the caregiver ( Buhse , 2008 ) ,can leadto caregiver burden
A wide range of caregiving effectscan resultfrom caregiver burden
their overall healthleadingto caregiver burden
that perception by caregivers of a care - recipient 's social distresscan contributeto caregiver burden
The stage of disease ( initial or advanced phase of caregivingcontributesto caregiver burden
more ... the caregiver 's management style(passive) might be influenced ... bycaregiving burden
The combination of loss , prolonged distress and depression , and physical demands of caregivingcan resultin caregiver burden
However , the daily assistance that family members provide to a disabled spouse , parent , partner , or child can take a physical and economic toll on the caregivercausingcaregiver burden
the relation between the caregiver and the patient ... the length of the treatment , and the changes in life [ 6(passive) was influenced bycaregivers ’ burden
to caregiver stress that in turn can lead to caregiver burnoutcan leadto caregiver stress that in turn can lead to caregiver burnout
to a chronic stress response that can worsen healthcan leadto a chronic stress response that can worsen health
in depression , stress , fatigue and even mortality ( Hasson et al , 2010may resultin depression , stress , fatigue and even mortality ( Hasson et al , 2010
to anxiety , depression and finally caregiver burnoutcan leadto anxiety , depression and finally caregiver burnout
to a higher risk for depression and other stress - related illnessescan leadto a higher risk for depression and other stress - related illnesses
to caregiver “ burnout , ” with an inability to continue to provide caremay leadto caregiver “ burnout , ” with an inability to continue to provide care
to burnout , which can result in premature institutionalization of the patientcan contribute significantlyto burnout , which can result in premature institutionalization of the patient
to a state of burnout that makes it no longer viable for the caregiver to continue serving in the role of caregivercan ultimately leadto a state of burnout that makes it no longer viable for the caregiver to continue serving in the role of caregiver
in poor HQRoL.resultingin poor HQRoL.
to neglect of the person being taken care of8,9may ... leadto neglect of the person being taken care of8,9
from new roles and responsibilitiesresultingfrom new roles and responsibilities
to worse psychological healthleadsto worse psychological health
to negative health outcomes for caregivers and patientscan leadto negative health outcomes for caregivers and patients
to care partner illness and care recipient institutionalizationcontributesto care partner illness and care recipient institutionalization
in depression among caregivers of stroke patientscan resultin depression among caregivers of stroke patients
in depression among caregivers of persons with strokecan resultin depression among caregivers of persons with stroke
some carers from recognising their own dietary needsmay preventsome carers from recognising their own dietary needs
from providing care for patients with chronic illnessmay resultfrom providing care for patients with chronic illness
adaptation outcomes of children / adolescents with CP and their parentsmay influenceadaptation outcomes of children / adolescents with CP and their parents
from many different care - receiver characteristicsresultingfrom many different care - receiver characteristics
physical and psychological harm in the caregiver , or ( 2 ) reduces quality of care for patientscausesphysical and psychological harm in the caregiver , or ( 2 ) reduces quality of care for patients
to diminished carecan leadto diminished care
Physical and Psychological Distress Triggered by Caregiver Burden Deprived health , physically and psychologically(passive) are ... triggered byPhysical and Psychological Distress Triggered by Caregiver Burden Deprived health , physically and psychologically
from caring for an individual with a chronic physical illness ( Lim & Zebrack , 2004resultsfrom caring for an individual with a chronic physical illness ( Lim & Zebrack , 2004
some carers from recognising clinicians 's own dietary needsmay preventsome carers from recognising clinicians 's own dietary needs
to nursing home placementoften leadsto nursing home placement
the caregiver ’s decision to eventually institutionalize ( or , “ put someone in a nursing homeoften influencesthe caregiver ’s decision to eventually institutionalize ( or , “ put someone in a nursing home
ofteninfluencesoften
to neglect or abusecan ... leadto neglect or abuse
health care decisions to a greater degree than is currently appreciatedmay influencehealth care decisions to a greater degree than is currently appreciated
to poor physical , mental , social and financial healthcan leadto poor physical , mental , social and financial health
from a respite shortageresultingfrom a respite shortage
to more targeted and better quality care ... 12can leadto more targeted and better quality care ... 12
to greater functional and cognitive impairment in the patient ... and is a significant predictor of admission to a long - term care facilitycan leadto greater functional and cognitive impairment in the patient ... and is a significant predictor of admission to a long - term care facility
to reflect the burden experienced by caregivers of dementia patientshas been ... designedto reflect the burden experienced by caregivers of dementia patients
in misleading representation of the older person 's functional statusmay resultin misleading representation of the older person 's functional status
to preventable use of emergency room servicescontributesto preventable use of emergency room services
to depression and a decline in physicalcan leadto depression and a decline in physical
in psychological and physical health compromise in the caregiver.[28resultsin psychological and physical health compromise in the caregiver.[28
to poor rehabilitation outcomes for stroke survivorscan contributeto poor rehabilitation outcomes for stroke survivors