Sentence examples for perceived respite from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of the attention the media paid to the disease initially, and the lack of immediately dire developments, we are now enjoying a perceived respite.

Carers lacking this trust tended to perceive respite as less beneficial.

The proportion of carers from minority ethnic groups is growing in the UK [ 38] but there is a dearth of research investigating how carers from minority ethnic groups perceive respite and would ideally like it provided.

We found that, despite accessing a variety of respite services, the participants perceived limited actual respite from caregiving.

The strength of this qualitative study lies in the depth of the carers' descriptions of their experiences and perceptions of the impact of respite allowing us to suggest some relationships between, for example, carers' perceptions of the care workers and the perceived impact of the respite on themselves and the cared for.

The interview/survey was developed to elucidate carer expectations and perceived benefits of day respite services.

Indeed, as his earlier forays into this wilderness bear out, the increased polarization is actually a return to the norm, and the brief respite from this perceived polarity was "driven almost entirely by the issue of race, which created a bloc of conservative Southern Democrats who acted as a virtual third party for much of this time".

The perceived purpose and value of respite is therefore individual.

While carers expected lower level needs of Maslow's hierarchy to be met, they perceived the benefits of day respite for care-recipients to be largely social and emotional, which are higher level needs.

These themes also emerged from responses to questions about the perceived benefits and most enjoyed elements of day respite for care-recipients.

Stimulation of the cared for during respite was very important to most carers but the perceived benefits for carers were often very individual.