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Caregivers - Carers: Services, News, Information: Publications and Documents

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This database contains a comprehensive collection of publications related to caregivers and carers. These publications include articles, research papers, and documents covering various aspects of caregiving and support services. The database is regularly updated and covers a wide range of topics relevant to the disability community, their families, and caregivers. While the primary focus is on caregiving, the publications also address related subjects such as disability rights, healthcare, education, employment, and independent living, reflecting our broader mission to provide valuable resources and information to the disability community.

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Caregivers - Carers: Services, News, Information: Publications and Resources (73 Items)
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HCBS reform offers cost-effective community living for seniors and disabled people, but needs higher wages, housing support, and dignity of risk culture.


Senator Markey introduces six-bill legislative package providing financial, respite, and healthcare support for America's 63 million family caregivers.



Unpaid caregiving, often provided by family members and friends, is significantly undervalued in our society.

Kathleen M. Cleaver writes regarding the changes and challenges of unexpected lifestyle changes and choices that need to be made.

University of Southern California study finds Yelp reviews of nursing homes tend to focus more on staff attitudes, staff responsiveness and the physical facility itself than government reviews.

Major findings from the latest research on hospital palliative care according to study published in the Journal of Hospital Medicine, an official publication of the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Researchers examine characteristics of unpaid caregivers and note health-related tasks caregivers provided, and how caregiving affected care providers.


Satirical film starring Claire Sweeney highlights the indignity suffered by thousands of elderly people because of 15 minute care visits.


For years, California state has been hearing complaints that carers state-issued paychecks are often delayed for days or weeks in the In Home Support System.


Health Quality Ontario report finds distress, anger, depression and burnout growing among family members and friends looking after home care patients.


Study reveals LGBTQ communities face barriers to finding high quality home care that meet their unique needs.


Employers are finding themselves wanting to express compassion while simultaneously maintaining a productive workplace.


Information regarding the use of CareBots as an automated caregiver system for the elderly and people with disabilities.


New research shows the critical role relationships have in keeping a mother happy, healthy and able to give of herself.


New York's CARE Act requires hospitals to train family caregivers in medical tasks, notify them before discharge, and include them in patient care plans.



Amy Goyer shares insights into meeting the challenges of long-distance caregiving.


Remarks by Pope Francis came on the heels of a new survey showing self-neglect among the elderly is a growing problem that often goes unreported.


An estimated 4.1 million family caregivers provide the equivalent of $32 billion of care annually in New York state.


Study reveals women appear to provide as much elderly parent care as they can, while men contribute as little as possible.


Information on important safety issues for home healthcare workers as well as safety guidelines for patients receiving home care.


A caregiver's perspective on patient abuse, highlighting causes, warning signs, and prevention strategies for safer, more compassionate care.



Providing care for others can be stressful and has the potential to contribute to depression and serious illness.


Costs of providing care in a persons own home and community are much lower than providing the same quality of care in an institution.


US House of Representatives voted to repeal CLASS program without offering alternative to address growing long term care crisis among middle class Americans.

Long-term care encompasses the support services people might need when they struggle with disability or chronic disease.


Information on how to choose a home health aide, homemaker, or personal care assistant, before making a hiring decision.


Controversies and court fights involving aging parents will rapidly grow in direct proportion to the aging U.S. population.

Three quarters of Brits would rather take on the burden of caring for elderly relatives then put them into a home.


Many overestimate senior home care costs; this study shows in-home care is more affordable than assumed, helping seniors and the disabled stay in their homes.



A new report by AARP Public Policy Institute found the economic value of unpaid care reached an estimated $450 billion.


The Caring Checklist, compiled by Caring's seasoned experts, includes critical considerations for evaluating assisted living facilities.


Partnership to provide comprehensive Caregiver Training to Family Caregivers of eligible post-9/11 Veterans.

When a person experiences impairment or declining health, caregiving typically falls to a family member.

Majority of caregivers are impacted by the financial and emotional costs of caring for their loved ones.

Seniors in congregate living situations like assisted living or retirement communities experience greater subjective well-being.

Always Best Care of Flagler County employs professionals who excel in giving quality care with compassion and respect.

Americans significantly underestimate the impact that a family member long term care needs could have on their own lives.


New Carers Advisory Council will consider how young carers can be better supported and engaged.

Caring Hands is a support program for carers of people with arthritis in Ireland.

Long-term care is a combination of elements that enable us to live as well as possible how and where we want.

The SCAN Foundation Series of National Fact Sheets Highlighting Critical Issues on Long-Term Care.

Each of the DCSs questions targets a symptom of depression and measures negative thinking.

Cutting back on home health aide training increases employees injury risk and turnover intentions incurring more costs.

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield provides tips for caregivers learning how to navigate the system on behalf of parents, grandparents and others.


Examining America's urgent need to prepare for the care of 71.5 million aging baby boomers amid critical gaps in senior services nationwide.



Connection between empowering patients with information support and improved access to best available care.

Understanding and support for UK carers who provide vital care for their families friends and communities.

Chart of average home health care prices in America listed by state of residence.


Carers felt run down and were sharing the illness especially as time went on and death approached.

Carers working in residential homes need funding and support to upskill to ensure more older people have a home for life.

Intervention programs are expensive and many organizations can not offer programs or can reach only a small subset of stressed caregivers.

CareRunner website designed to provide non-professional caregivers with online tools information and support.

Home-care providers rally at Federal Courthouse in Oakland to prevent low-income seniors and disabled losing critical in home care services.

Australia acknowledges and supports the good work done by caregivers during carers week 2009.

More than 105000 patients treated by almost 900 agencies nationwide provide perspectives on their care for the annual Home Care Pulse Report.


Injury and hazards in home health care nursing are a growing concern.


Relatives and healthcare staff find it hard to diagnose pain levels in nursing home residents accurately.


Better understanding the daily needs and struggles of unpaid caregivers of people with diabetes.

Senior assistance to help Seniors stay in their homes and keep them involved in social activities without taking away their independence.


Allowance of $400 a month to family caregivers helping relieve financial toll incurred when families undertake to care for people at home.

An article presenting an outline of the Certified Nursing Assistant Code of Ethics.


Massachusetts aging and disability information locator taps alliance as home care source.


The imputed economic contribution to the Canadian healthcare system of middle-aged and older unpaid caregivers providing care to the elderly.

Information and references for finding a qualified and reliable caregiver for seniors children and persons with a disability or health condition.


Caregivers of children with special health care needs often do not get the respite care they need.


How to choose a home health care services that provides help with errands and chores to skilled medical care from nurses and therapists.


Caregiving tips for Alzheimer patients who suffer from anxiety when exposed to noise or larger number of people.

Study reveals 34-62% of dementia caregivers report abusive behavior, emphasizing urgent need for mental health and caregiver support.



Research shows many of us are more comfortable with the term family caregiver as it implies emotional connection between care giver and care receiver.


An increasing number of caregivers are taking care of an elderly parent or someone in the family who is disabled.


The daily demands of caregiving for someone nearing the end of life can be emotionally and physically draining for caregivers.


Essential home safety tips for caregivers to reduce fall hazards and protect seniors and disabled individuals through practical prevention measures.



Hints and tips including things to look for when hiring a caregiver for a family member.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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