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cuidador de dependents

Person who is unpaid and without formal training who helps another individual with their activities of daily living.

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However, complicated grief was significantly lower for caregivers in the treatment condition.
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Older adult caregivers managing personal chronic illness often experience significant psychosocial hardships.
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Third, practical problems associated with the regimen compromised caregivers' capacity to persist.
Pubmed
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Ms Sepuloni said this wasn't the only way people could become caregivers.
Radio NZ
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Participants: CSG recipient caregivers and community members in the two sites .
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Going to the emergency room also wasn't good for caregivers' mental health.
Reuters
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How about one of the two facilitators from your caregivers' support group?
Still alice
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Who will stand with our Great Vets, caregivers, and Veterans Service Organizations?
Reuters
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Service providers and caregivers had inadequate training, knowledge and understanding of EID.
Pubmed
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It said a notice will go out to parents and caregivers tonight.
Radio NZ
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All three only assessed the effect of educational material on caregivers' knowledge.
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Design: Retrospective study of family caregivers of persons who died in LTC.
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Findings: One hundred and seventy-nine caregivers were included in the trajectory analyses.
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Parents and caregivers are their children's primary sexuality educators, says the report.
Reuters
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In women caregivers, increased anger control and increased calories explained weight gain.
Pubmed
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What kind of relationship do the caregivers seek to have with parents?
Radio NZ