International perspectives on family caregiving : informal care for people with vulnerabilities

There is an increased interest to turn the spotlight not only on the needs and experiences of service users, but also to understand the complexity of issues that their caregivers' experience. An informal caregiver is any relative, spouse/partner, friend or neighbour who has a significant person...

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Other Authors Stanley, Selwyn (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2025.
Subjects
Kinship care.
People with disabilities > Care.
Child care.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781835496145
DOI10.1108/9781835496121
Physical Description1 online resource (264 pages)

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Table of Contents:
  • Chapter 1. Family caregiving: An overview of key elements / Selwyn Stanley
  • Chapter 2. Parenting learning-disabled children and young people: A different way of caring / Simon Ward
  • Chapter 3. Family caregiving for older persons with dementia at end-of-life: A comprehensive overview / Cynthia A. Hovland
  • Chapter 4. Family caregiving for persons with physical disabilities / Noreth Muller-Kluits and Ilze Slabbert
  • Chapter 5. Family caregiving in schizophrenia: Key issues, challenges and interventions / Selwyn Stanley and Sujeetha Balakrishnan
  • Chapter 6. Family caregiving following traumatic brain injury: Processes, outcomes, and adaptation / Charles Edmund Degeneffe, Michelle McIntyre, and Elizabeth Kendall
  • Chapter 7. Family caregivers and cardiovascular disease: An intersectional approach to good health and wellbeing / Monica Parry, Ann Kristin Bjørnnes, Nicole Nickerson, and Irene Lie
  • Chapter 8. Caregiving issues in people with a cancer diagnosis in palliative care / Manuela Leite, Maria João Freitas, and Ricardo João Teixeira
  • Chapter 9. A comparative review of formal and informal caregiving for people living with hiv/aids: The cases of the uk and South Africa / Helen Holmes and Maditobane Lekganyane
  • Chapter 10. Same but different: Reflections on being a young carer / Bridgit Carey, Lois Allen, Mai Lawrence, Mohammad Mirwais, and Simon Ward.

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