Daughters‐in‐law in Korean caregiving families

Kim, Jin‐Sun

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2648.2001.01987.x

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“…Our finding was in agreement with that of Kim's [18] study which demonstrated that the emotional and physical health of DIL caregivers was not poorer than that of caregiving Korean daughters. In terms of mediators of intervention effects, the results suggested that the improvements in appraisal of stressfull situation and preparedness by the Hospital-Home Transition Program can be attributed to caregivers' psychological well-being.…”

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Mediators of the effect of the psycho-educational intervention on the psychological well-being of caregiving daughters and daughter in-laws of stroke survivors

Gholamzadeh

Hamid²,

Hamidon³

et al. 2013

JNEP

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Background: The objective of this study was to determine whether the randomly assigned intervention is associated with a change in the mediators including threat appraisal, coping behaviors, confidence in knowledge, and preparedness which is in turn accompanied by changes in the caregivers' psychological well-being. Methods:A total of 96 caregiving daughters and daughter in-laws of stroke survivors participated in the study in which 49 cases were randomly assigned to the intervention and 47 to the control group. Data was collected before, immediately after and 12 weeks following interventions. Results:The results of mixed ANOVA revealed a statistically significant difference in psychological well-being score between intervention and control groups. Our findings from the multiple mediator analyses supported the mediating effect for only two of the five hypothesized mediators. The intervention affected psychological well-being indirectly through changes in threat appraisal and perceived preparedness. Multiple mediator models accounted for 34.3% of the variance in the psychological well-being change. Conclusion:The results of this study show the importance of mediators' evaluation in interventional studies of stroke survivor caregivers.

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Mediators of the effect of the psycho-educational intervention on the psychological well-being of caregiving daughters and daughter in-laws of stroke survivors

Gholamzadeh

Hamid²,

Hamidon³

et al. 2013

JNEP

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“…These variables are the caregiver's health problems, elderly person's health problems, elderly person's behavioral problems, elderly person's confusion, number of family members living in the household, and number of family members who are employed (Chandra et al, 1998;Datta et al, 2003;Kim, 2001;Patel & Prince, 2001;Ziemba & Lynch-Sauer, 2005). In the study, these variables were used as control variables in all the models.…”

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Perceived Caregiver Burden in India

Gupta

Rowe

Pillai

2009

Affilia

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The study presented here explores the influences of selected social and social psychological factors that are associated with perceived caregiver burden in a sample of 263 primary caregivers of the elderly in Allahabad City in northern India. The results indicate that although male caregivers' perceived burden depends only on the size of the role overload, female caregivers' perceived burden depends on the interrelationship between the size of the role overload and adherence to Asian cultural norms. Implications of the findings for social work are discussed.

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“…In addition, family caregivers with less educational attainment, lower income and living together with care recipients were more likely to be highly burdened (Choi, 1993;Hughes et al, 1999;Miller et al, 2001). However, while daughters-in-law were more likely to have a higher level of burden in South Korea (Kim, 2001;Lee, 2002), the spouses of impaired elders in the USA experienced a higher degree of burden (Franks & Stephens, 1996;Miller & Guo, 2000;Monahan & Hooker, 1995).…”

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Factors Affecting Burden of South Koreans Providing Care to Disabled Older Family Members

Lee

Yoon

Kropf

2007

Int J Aging Hum Dev

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This study examined the determinants of caregiving burden among South Koreans who care for their disabled older family members. A sample of 1,000 primary caregivers taken from the Comprehensive Study for Elderly Welfare Policy in Seoul, South Korea was analyzed. Independent variables included the demographic characteristics of caregivers and care recipients, the severity of cognitive impairment among care recipients, care recipients' functional abilities, financial adequacy and caregivers' degree of social support. Hierarchical regression was used to predict the levels of caregivers' burden. Similar to western care providers, South Korean caregivers who were in poor health and who had little informal social support, inadequate financial resources and more weekly caregiving hours were more likely to experience intense caregiving burden. Burden was also positively related to the functional and cognitive disabilities of care recipients. The results of this study indicate that certain aspects of caregiving are unique to South Koreans. Daughters-in-law were the most common caregiver within the sample which indicates that South Korean eldercare is non-consanguineous. Identifying predictors of South Korean caregivers' burden promotes a more comprehensive understanding of cultural experiences in caring for older adults.

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Daughters‐in‐law in Korean caregiving families

Cited by 37 publications

References 33 publications

Mediators of the effect of the psycho-educational intervention on the psychological well-being of caregiving daughters and daughter in-laws of stroke survivors

Mediators of the effect of the psycho-educational intervention on the psychological well-being of caregiving daughters and daughter in-laws of stroke survivors

Perceived Caregiver Burden in India

Factors Affecting Burden of South Koreans Providing Care to Disabled Older Family Members

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