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Conclusion There is a lack of UK based research which focuses on factors that impact the resilience of unpaid carers currently caring for someone nearing the end of life at home. Impact Further research into the resilience of current unpaid carers will enable future service provision to promote ...
As this is the first study to use Rasch analysis when exploring psychometric properties of the ASCOT-Carer in unpaid carers, it is important that future studies using the ASCOT-Carer explore this further in their analysis. Table 6 Item statistics including difficulty (in logits), infit and ...
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Ageing populations, cuts in public spending, and climate change threaten to exacerbate further gender and economic inequality, and to fuel a spiralling crisis for care and carers. While the rich and powerful elite may be able to buy their way out of facing the worst of these crises...
In 2007, this was extended to carers of adults, and parents with children below the age of 17, and finally extended to cover all workers from the summer of 2014. The burden of the request lies on the worker, and employers can reject this request on various busi- ness grounds (ACAS ...
This enables us to pinpoint the trade-offs made across multiple uses of time between carers and non-carers ensuring they sum to zero. Time use studies in relation to informal care have typically only considered: one use of time (Heitmueller, 2007; Schmitz and Westphal, 2017; Van Houtven ...
The UK is in the middle of a social care crisis and unpaid carers are supporting the system to an unprecedented level, says a Government report. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says that in 2016, informal adult care was valued at 拢59.5bn per year, with around two million adults...