Sentence examples for caregivers independence from inspiring English sources

While a number of studies in Africa have indicated consultations of respectable community members including old women for advice in cases of convulsion [ 35, 36], our study attested caregivers' independence in recognizing convulsion symptoms and seeking appropriate care.

The second generation of Italian and Greek adult child caregivers demonstrated independence in planning and managing dementia services, whereas the spouse caregivers in all groups and the first generation of Chinese and Vietnamese caregivers were somewhat dependent on care coordinators when utilising available services.

"Caring for a loved one is a humbling responsibility and very complex, regardless of diagnosis or longevity of care," says Anna Frese, caregiver and Senior Independence Program Specialist for the Wounded Warrior Project.

A higher value is associated with a better mobility and degree of independence from caregivers.

The factors examined as independent variables included monthly household income, daily caregiving hours, functional independence of people with SCI, low back pain intensity, and functional disability of family caregivers.

The data were analyzed to investigate the impact of COACH on the participants' independence and caregiver burden as well as COACH's overall performance for the activity of handwashing.

CRA: Caregiver Reaction Assessment; CRS II: Caregiver Reciprocity Scale; FIM: Functional Independence Measure; Health-related quality of life; QMI: Quality of Marriage Index; SF-36 MCS-Mental Component Summary score; SF-36 (PCS -Physical ComPCS -Physicaly sComponentQOL: Summaryscorefic Quality of Life Scale.

The authors feel that research questions one and two have been adequately addressed and that the use of COACH results in increased independence from a caregiver as well as a reduction in caregiver burden for people with moderate-level dementia.

Patients dread losing their independence and family caregivers panic, envisioning how they will be needed over time.

The baby boomer generation has now reached a point where they need to be conscious of their caregivers, while still maintaining their independence and active lifestyle.

The NICE pathway also encourages postdiagnostic support such as promoting choice, maintaining independence, and supporting caregivers.