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Living with and caring for older family members
 — issues related to caregiver well-being
Author(s)Marla Berg-Weger, Doris McGartland Rubio, Susan S Tebb
Journal titleJournal of Gerontological Social Work, vol 33, no 2, 2000
Pagespp 47-62
Sourcehttp://www.tandfonline.com
KeywordsLiving with family ; Family care ; Well being ; Family relationships ; United States of America.
AnnotationUsing the strengths-based Caregiver Well-Being Scale, this research provides social workers with strategies for assessing and promoting caregiver well-being. 118 family caregivers (64 spouse and 54 adult child caregivers) are used to examine caregiver relationships to the care-recipient; a further 138 caregivers are included in the analysis for co-residential arrangement with the care recipient. Predictors of well-being are highlighted for each group. Caregiver competence and depression predict well-being for spouse, adult child and non-resident care givers. Depression is the only predictor for co-resident caregivers. Using the activities of living sub-scale, depression predicts well-being for all groups. Additionally, caregiver strain relates to spouse well-being. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-001101209 A
ClassmarkKA:SJ: P6:SJ: D:F:5HH: DS:SJ: 7T

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