Sentence examples for caregiving difficulties from inspiring English sources

Many older adults suffer from mental distress caused by limitations in daily activities, declining health, physical impairments, grief following loss of loved ones, caregiving difficulties, challenging living situations, depression, or substance abuse.

The specific difficulties measured with the Eating Disorders Symptom Impact Scale (EDSIS) and the general caregiving difficulties (ECI) by diagnosis and cohabitation status (ECI) are shown in Table 4. Carers of patients with bulimia nervosa experienced higher levels of general and specific caregiving difficulties than those with anorexia nervosa.

The primary aim of this study was to develop an Eating Disorders Symptom Impact Scale (EDSIS) to measure the specific caregiving difficulties for families of people with an eating disorder.

The carers of people with bulimia nervosa experienced higher levels of general and specific caregiving difficulties than those with anorexia nervosa as measured by the total scale and subscales of the EDSIS.

We examined how spouses' medical care activities are linked to both positive and negative aspects of caregiving (difficulties and gains), and whether these associations vary by their age, gender, or education.

These carers endorsed twice as much dysregulated behaviour and general caregiving difficulties (p < 0.05).

Paid carer burden will be measured by the Caregiving Difficulty Scale-Intellectual Disability (CDS-ID) [ 43].

However, studies have consistently reported beneficial effects of pharmacological treatment including fewer caregiving hours (Feldman et al 2003; Wimo, Winblad, Engedal, et al 2003), and lower levels of stress and difficulty of caregiving (Fillit et al 2000; Kaufer and Sadik 2002).

With increased illness, patients may become concerned about the amount of time and difficulty of caregiving tasks, such as administering medical/nursing treatments, providing emotional support, assisting with activities of daily living, and arranging for medical treatment and follow ups (Bakas et al 2004).

41 Family caregivers of patients with moderate and severe dementia experienced more difficulty associated with most types of caregiving activities overall than caregivers of patients with mild dementia.

Which distance caregivers are at greater risk for difficulties in response to caregiving and role strain?