However, caregiving becomes heavier over time, making caregiver burden, stress, strain, and depression common (Kuhlman et al 1991; Schulz et al 1995; Schulz and Beach 1999).
The results obtained suggest that some strains may act as "helper" or "burden" strains depending on the oxidative conditions encountered during incubation.
The 44 measures in this category consisted of burden, stress and strain.
The first author conducted a focused literature review across several databases (i.e., MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, CINAHL, AgeLine, Scopus, Web of Science, Social Work Abstracts and ASSIA), combining the search terms (carer * OR caregiv *), (burden OR strain OR stress), and (elder * OR senior * OR older adult *).
However, it is recommended that the benefits of reducing the extra costs that adverse weather impose on traffic are estimated and included in road-project assessment tools to capture the burden and strain imposed on road users.
The big unknown in this case is whether the rocks where the Costa Concordia is precariously balanced are strong enough to take the additional burden or strain of equipment needed to right it.
The related healthcare burden and strain on those delivering interventions must also be investigated.
In addition caregivers will also complete a caregiver burden and strain index [ 42, 43].
The CSI can be used as a tool to identify caregivers with potential care giving burden and strain.
A small number of participants also indicated that seeking help from family could place a burden and strain on the relationship.
