Caregiving research and practice has tended not to view the post‐caregiving stage as part
of the larger caregiving lifecourse. Research on post‐caregiving has focused primarily on …

Population aging and longevity due to medical advances over the past few decades have
meant that the approximately 44 million caregivers in the United States and eight million …

OBJECTIVE To identify factors that facilitate or impede family physicians in ambulatory care
of patients with dementia and the family caregivers of such patients. DESIGN Explanatory …

Using an adapted phenomenological approach, the current study explores older women’s
stories about the ways in which providing care to their spouse or partner has affected their …

This article introduces a cartography tool to help social workers work with and support family
caregivers. This tool aims to determine (1) which caregivers are likely to need additional …

Social isolation is one of the negative consequences associated with caregiving and is
experienced by approximately 20% of Canadian family caregivers. Being in a public health and …

This article reports on a series of Stakeholder Outreach Forums hosted in Canadian
communities from 2018 to 2019. These forums built on a previous research project, The Lived …

This article reports the findings of an exploratory study examining service provider perceptions
and experiences of addressing sexuality and intimacy with women spousal caregivers. …

In the past twenty years there has been increasing recognition of the challenges facing
individuals who juggle paid work and unpaid caregiving responsibilities. According to a 2009 …

This guide presents the cartography of factors influencing family members’/carers’ experiences
of loss and explains how the tool should be used. It is intended for practitioners providing …