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Meanings of caregiver in inglés

ruso
сиделка
español
ayuda y supervision de proximidad
catalán
cuidador de dependents

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

Related terms
ayuda y supervision de proximidad
portugués
médico
catalán
sanitari

A person who helps in identifying or preventing or treating illness or disability.

médico
Usage of caregiver in inglés
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Though caregiver needs are many, no national strategy for supporting them exists.
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Reference values can help determine if a client's caregiver burden is increased.
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Neither the severity of behaviour changes nor functional disability explained caregiver stress.
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A cumulative risk index was created reflecting caregiver, family, and neighborhood risks.
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Things to think about: Does the caregiver have a first aid certificate?
Radio NZ
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Age did not moderate the associations between caregiver types and daily experiences.
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However, little is known about the parent donor and parent caregiver perspective.
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Both patient-reported and caregiver-reported physical QoL of patients correlated with patient ADL.
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Findings: Data did not indicate that caregiver mastery was a moderating variable.
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Spousal relationship, primary caregiver, and high psychological distress also had significant association.
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Participants: Sixty older adults NCD-and-caregiver dyads were recruited through an activity center.
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Paula Booth used to be a caregiver for people with a disability.
Radio NZ
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There was no interaction of caregiver status and age on cognitive performance.
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More severe cognitive deficits and caregiver-reported behavioral symptoms predict higher caregiver burden.
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Data on availability of caregiver was analyzed for 816 participants with disability.
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And personal counseling for the primary caregiver ought to be a requirement.
Ebony