Sentence examples for caregiving research from inspiring English sources
If ever there was a cheerleader for caregivers in the world of caregiving research, Kosloski would be near the top of the list.
This focus explains why the dominant conceptual model in caregiving research in the past 20 years is the Pearlin Model of Alzheimer's Caregivers' Stress.
The most outstanding feature of caregiving research is the heterogeneity among reactions to caregiving.
All measurement instruments have been used previously in stroke caregiving research and demonstrate good psychometric properties [ 45- 47].
A target outcome approach also is effective in dementia caregiving research because the universe of possible disruptive behaviors, although theoretically unlimited, is in practice finite and definable.
This initial framework was based on the literature, our experience in caregiving research, and comments from several clinical and research caregiving experts regarding the initial version of the framework (The initial framework appears as Figure 1 and all persons from whom we sought input are listed in the acknowledgements section).
Hence, this study adds to previous evidence suggesting that the CarerQol may be a useful measure of the impact of caregiving in research in a wide variety of informal care contexts.
Our organizational framework was informed by input from experts on caregiving and aging research and a review of U.S. caregiver trial literature from 2000-2010.
The survey was conducted by the National Alliance for Caregiving, a research and policy organization, and Evercare, a division of the UnitedHealth Group, which coordinates long-term care for 150,000 clients.
The study involved 944 women and 442 men nationwide who provide such care and who work at three Fortune 500 corporations; it was conducted online last fall by the National Alliance for Caregiving, a research and advocacy coalition based in Bethesda, Md., and Towson University's Center for Productive Aging.
To begin the task of understanding the complex processes of caregiving, current research evidence must first be considered critically and objectively, to provide an up-to-date foundation of knowledge and to identify limitations.
