Sentence examples for caregivers for instance from inspiring English sources

Adult children are acting as caregivers, for instance.

Through the online panel and the selection questions used in this study it is likely that we have reached persons lending care who would normally not define themselves as caregivers, for instance because their burden is low, and therefore would not be represented in these previous studies.

A long-distance family caregiver, for instance, can change settings from afar (i.e.: increasing the ring tone or picking a new one, managing photos and downloading apps).

The fact that the patients were 'gatekeepers' for the caregivers may have had an influence on the kind of caregivers invited; for instance, as also described in a recent study of caregivers of Girgis et al. [ 32], the patients might have wished to spare the most burdened caregivers from more disease related issues and as a consequence have been inclined to invite caregivers with a lower burden.

His investigation focused on infants who had experienced abrupt, long-term separation from the familiar caregiver, as, for instance, when the mother was sent to prison.

Besides problem-solving strategies, the concerners also try to improve communication between caregiver and client, for instance by mirroring.

If dementia has made an elderly person aggressive, for instance, caregivers will have trouble employing and keeping home care aides.

For instance, caregivers among the Kaluli, a group of indigenous peoples living in New Guinea, rarely provide labels in the context of their referents.

For instance, caregivers did not know about the mental health screening process, results of the screening, or services their child received while in detention.

For instance, caregivers may experience depression, poor health, fatigue, exhaustion, and isolation which can affect the care they provide to their loved ones, resulting in safety risks and poor quality of care for the patients [ 30, 57, 66, 75, 85].

For instance, caregivers did not always see asthma as long-term condition requiring constant preventative treatment or they did not perceive inhaled steroids to be a safe treatment [ 35, 36].