‘I do Things that I don’t Really Want to do …’: Understanding the Everyday Lives of Family Carers of People With Dementia
| ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.Authors | Jacoba Huizenga, Sascha Bolt, Jean-Pierre Wilken, Nienke Bleijenberg, John Keady, Tine van Regenmortel |
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| ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.PublishedIn | Dementia |
| ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.PublicationDate | 2025 |
| ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.Lectorates | Participation, Care and Support |
| ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.PublicationType | Article |
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In the Netherlands, where this study was conducted, there are around 800,000 family carers of people with dementia. Research into the needs and priorities of people with dementia and their family carers is crucial for developing tailored care and meaningful support. However, current research lacks attention to the everyday life experiences of caring for someone with dementia at home. Therefore, the research question this study aimed to address was: how do family carers of people with dementia living at home approach and experience their everyday life in a caring context?
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| ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.Language | English |
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| ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.PublishedIn | Dementia |
| ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.Keywords | everyday life, family carers, psychosocial, dementia, neighbourhood, citizenship |
| ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.DigitalObjectIdentifier | 10.1177/14713012251368682 |
| ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.PageRange | 1-19 |
