Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and burden influenced the caregiver’s quality of life. Consequently, emotional and behavior changes shown by the caregiver which is called coping mechanism appeared. The objective of the study is to identify a caregiver’s coping experiences on taking care the dementia elderly in nursing home. Method.This study used qualitative research design with phenomenology approach. The sampling technique used purposive sampling. There were ten participants that consisted of seven caregiver’s and three members of the nursing home management used. This study used interview, processing and the analysis used Collaizi method. Result.The study result identified f...
The purpose of this thesis was to describe caregiving relatives' experiences pre- and post-death of ...
Background: There are an estimated 46.8 million people worldwide living with dementia in 2015, being...
Living with dementia means to gradually loose cognitive functions. This leads to a need for help i...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bu...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bur...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bur...
Dementia is a neurological disorder primarily diagnosed in the geriatric population. A problem for p...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study was to explore the caregiver experiences in taking care of dem...
Background: The experience of falling ill can many times be challenging not just to the person direc...
Dementia is a progressive syndrome with declines in cognitive and functional abilities. As the world...
Dementia is a progressive syndrome with declines in cognitive and functional abilities. As the world...
Dementia affects an estimated 55 million people globally. The dearth of dementia care facilities and...
The emotional and physical stress experienced by family caregivers of individuals with dementia is w...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1990Although little is known about how the changes that a...
Eight family caregivers of elderly dementia sufferers participated in in-depth interviews regarding ...
The purpose of this thesis was to describe caregiving relatives' experiences pre- and post-death of ...
Background: There are an estimated 46.8 million people worldwide living with dementia in 2015, being...
Living with dementia means to gradually loose cognitive functions. This leads to a need for help i...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bu...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bur...
Introduction. Taking care dementia was stressful for both physical and emotional. The stress and bur...
Dementia is a neurological disorder primarily diagnosed in the geriatric population. A problem for p...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study was to explore the caregiver experiences in taking care of dem...
Background: The experience of falling ill can many times be challenging not just to the person direc...
Dementia is a progressive syndrome with declines in cognitive and functional abilities. As the world...
Dementia is a progressive syndrome with declines in cognitive and functional abilities. As the world...
Dementia affects an estimated 55 million people globally. The dearth of dementia care facilities and...
The emotional and physical stress experienced by family caregivers of individuals with dementia is w...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1990Although little is known about how the changes that a...
Eight family caregivers of elderly dementia sufferers participated in in-depth interviews regarding ...
The purpose of this thesis was to describe caregiving relatives' experiences pre- and post-death of ...
Background: There are an estimated 46.8 million people worldwide living with dementia in 2015, being...
Living with dementia means to gradually loose cognitive functions. This leads to a need for help i...