2021
DOI: 10.1111/jan.14747
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Finding a balance in family caregiving for people with dementia: A correlational longitudinal study

Abstract: Aims The “Finding a Balance Point” framework was used to explore the caregiving process over time for family caregivers of people with dementia in Taiwan. This study aimed to: (a) identify Taiwanese caregivers’ different balance trajectories; (b) explore predictors of trajectory group membership; and (c) examine associations of different balance trajectories with caregiving outcomes. Design A correlational longitudinal design was used. Methods Data were collected from 200 family caregivers’ self‐completed ques… Show more

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“…The dyadic relationship of preparedness was the third predictor for rewarded caregiving. Evaluating the perceived level of preparedness for family caregivers has been shown to help caregivers attain a more realistic expectation of their ability to perform their caregiving role (Liu et al, 2021). An understanding of preparedness can increase a caregiver's sense of competence with caregiving tasks, and increase role satisfaction and role fulfillment, which can ultimately enhance rewarded caregiving (Lloyd et al, 2016; Peacock et al, 2010; Semiatin & O'Connor, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dyadic relationship of preparedness was the third predictor for rewarded caregiving. Evaluating the perceived level of preparedness for family caregivers has been shown to help caregivers attain a more realistic expectation of their ability to perform their caregiving role (Liu et al, 2021). An understanding of preparedness can increase a caregiver's sense of competence with caregiving tasks, and increase role satisfaction and role fulfillment, which can ultimately enhance rewarded caregiving (Lloyd et al, 2016; Peacock et al, 2010; Semiatin & O'Connor, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%