Abstract Background and Objectives Scholarship on the health of family caregivers to older
adults continues to expand. Although existing research suggests that many family caregivers …

Introduction The aging population and the rise in chronic diseases are linked to a higher
number of elderly individuals with impairments. These individuals often depend on family …

As the population ages in Japan and worldwide, the number of informal caregivers, such as
family members, providing nursing care to older individuals is increasing. Among caregiving …

BACKGROUND: Clinical practice guidelines stress the importance of prevention and
treatment of non-specific back pain through exercise therapy. However, it has not yet been …

Introduction The implementation of a telerehabilitation protocol for self-care in the routine of
caregivers of individuals with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) has been associated with …

Introduction Based on the biopsychosocial health model of the International Classification of
Functioning (ICF) the purpose of the study was to investigate whether components of body …

Background: Carers of people with dementia manually handle the care recipients (eg,
repetitive lifting, transferring, and pulling) as part of the care service, increasing the …

Women appear to take sick leave at a higher rate and for longer periods than men. However,
the reasons for these differences are poorly understood. This study starts by outlining …

Musculoskeletal health is an important component of physical health. It was aimed to assess
the musculoskeletal system involvement, fatigue, and quality of life among caregivers of …

Abstract By 2050, 152 million people worldwide, primarily low-income populations, will have
Alzheimer's disease (AD). African American (AA) women informal caregivers are primary …