Add to ORKGThe purpose of this study is to investigate opportunities and challenges of carers’ support on online social platforms. We conducted a systematic literature review of 20 journal articles, and explored positive and negative aspects of online social platforms in three main categories: (i) Carer Wellbeing, (ii) Care Service, and (iii) Common Opportunities or Challenges. A Demographic analysis of publication year, country, user type, and research method have been discussed. The study uncovered that online platforms have a proportional amount of positive and negative impacts. We found that (i) the challenges guide us on how to educate carers and plan for uncertainties, and (ii) the opportunities shed a ray of hope on ways to assist the carers us...
Objectives: The aim of this study was to explore unpaid carers’ experiences of supporting people wit...
It is during the two ends of the age spectrum that care requirements are at its greatest. Though the...
People living with dementia or cognitive impairment (PwD) and their carers often have unmet needs fo...
The purpose of this study is to investigate opportunities and challenges of carers’ support on onlin...
Despite a growing awareness of the importance of support for carers who combine paid work with care ...
When an individual is experiencing a mental illness, this can also have a significant impact on thei...
Background: Informal carers have a crucial role in the care of older people, but they are at risk of...
The management and prevention of cardiovascular disease is one of the most significant challenges to...
Many studies on online health communities (OHCs) have focused on patients’ well-being. The capabilit...
Background: Informal carers make a substantial contribution to health and social care, providing car...
none17siBACKGROUND: Informal carers have a crucial role in the care of older people, but they are at...
This qualitative study looks at the primary issues faced by dementia family caregivers and their use...
Being a family carer can be rewarding but can also lead to mental and physical exhaustion as well as...
Objectives: The aim of this study was to explore unpaid carers’ experiences of supporting people wit...
It is during the two ends of the age spectrum that care requirements are at its greatest. Though the...
People living with dementia or cognitive impairment (PwD) and their carers often have unmet needs fo...
The purpose of this study is to investigate opportunities and challenges of carers’ support on onlin...
Despite a growing awareness of the importance of support for carers who combine paid work with care ...
When an individual is experiencing a mental illness, this can also have a significant impact on thei...
Background: Informal carers have a crucial role in the care of older people, but they are at risk of...
The management and prevention of cardiovascular disease is one of the most significant challenges to...
Many studies on online health communities (OHCs) have focused on patients’ well-being. The capabilit...
Background: Informal carers make a substantial contribution to health and social care, providing car...
none17siBACKGROUND: Informal carers have a crucial role in the care of older people, but they are at...
This qualitative study looks at the primary issues faced by dementia family caregivers and their use...
Being a family carer can be rewarding but can also lead to mental and physical exhaustion as well as...
Objectives: The aim of this study was to explore unpaid carers’ experiences of supporting people wit...
It is during the two ends of the age spectrum that care requirements are at its greatest. Though the...
People living with dementia or cognitive impairment (PwD) and their carers often have unmet needs fo...