The phrase "a list of caregivers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of individuals who provide care, typically in contexts related to health, support, or assistance.
Example: "The organization provided a list of caregivers available for home visits to assist the elderly."
Alternatives: "a roster of caregivers" or "a directory of caregivers."
Interviewers attempted to contact caregivers by moving sequentially through the list of caregivers until 200 interviews were completed.
Migration between clusters was reduced in the design by providing CHWs with a list of children in their communities and caregivers were requested to visit their own CHWs during sensitization meetings.
"Having a full history, health provider contact information and a list of current prescription drugs that any caregiver can get their hands on is invaluable in an emergency," said Dr. Ted Epperly, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Caregivers must take on multiple roles [ 58, 59]; experience changes in family dynamics and boundaries [ 60, 61]; and face an increasing work load in caring for a loved one (see Table 1 for a list of responsibilities described in the literature that caregivers are expected to take on) on top of their existing responsibilities and employment [ 31, 59, 62, 63].
Primary caregivers were given a list of seven racial categories (African American or black, white, Asian or Asian American, Asian Indian, Native American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern) along with Hispanic/Latino ethnicity from which to select the categories that best described their child.
Based on literature study, interviews with professional caregivers and panel discussions with informal caregivers and people with dementia a list of 14 so called problem areas was described (see Additional file 1) [ 17].
The informal caregiver was given a list of contact data for 18 support groups in the study region.
The result of this analysis will be a list of ICF categories relevant for affected individuals and their caregivers.
Perhaps early on in the situation, figure out a list of possible tasks that are needed by the parent, which even the long-distance caregivers could take on.
Hopefully, either, we as patients, or in conjunction with our caregivers and/or other support person will be able to make a list of questions that we have at each stage of our treatment.
