Sentence examples for caregiver whose from inspiring English sources

When I was young I had a caregiver whose daughter was also my age and in my play group.

An infant is steeped in bright, buzzing, bristling sensations, raw emotions and the curious feelings they unleash, weird objects, a flux of faces, shadowy images and dreams -- but most of all a powerfully magnetic primary caregiver whose wizardry astounds.

We meet Jakob (Adam Scarimbolo), a brain-damaged mute for almost half of his 26 years; his romantically frustrated mother, Janice (Margo Martindale), whose loving attentions mask accumulated resentment; and Paige (Hanna Hall), the young caregiver whose involvement with her charge may not be entirely innocent.

"What's been the most innovative part about this is we're able to use mobile phones to shift down the expertise that's needed to deliver healthcare," she continues, "so we can empower a patient, we can empower their family caregiver whose never been medically trained to serve as a conduit of a doctor".

Patients were equally divided between adult and non-adult (37 patients each) and average patient age was 18 years; 52.7 % of patients were male and 44.6 % (33 patients) had a caregiver, whose average age was 37.3 years.

Cognitive stimulation, important for the older adults and their caregivers, remained unmet, as mentioned by this caregiver whose mother had memory problems: "Sometimes she can call me five or six times about the following week, until it's over.

In Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most common form of dementia, caregiving costs are primarily accounted for by informal caregivers whose time accounts for most hours of care and assistance [1],[3]-[5].

The participants included 399 caregivers whose children have chronic illnesses.

Ms. Biberman's group assists and oversees a network of 180 caregivers whose average income is $35,000.

Does psychosocial intervention for caregivers whose spouses with Alzheimer disease (AD) are taking donepezil delay nursing home (NH) placement or death of patients?

However, there is no one to replace the parents or other primary caregivers, whose attention is considered critical to a child's development in the first few weeks and months after birth.