2020
DOI: 10.18598/kcbot.2020.10.1.04
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Survey on the Care Burden and Quality of Life in Family Caregivers of Patients Using Home Mechanical Ventilator in Yeongnam Region, Korea

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“…Calderón et al (2011) found a significant positive relationship between psychological distress and anxiety due to uncertainties about care, and the psychological burden of care for families caring for patients on mechanical ventilation at home. This finding is in line with the findings of Son et al (2020), Benko et al (2021), and Tsara et al (2006), indicating the importance of training to increase the knowledge and skills of home caregivers, reduce their stress and anxiety, help them play the role of caregiver and better manage the care process, and prepare them to control and cope with the psychological pressures of care. Liu et al (2017) confirmed that considering the educational needs of home caregivers and their ability to adapt to conditions is necessary for reducing the burden of care.…”
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“…Calderón et al (2011) found a significant positive relationship between psychological distress and anxiety due to uncertainties about care, and the psychological burden of care for families caring for patients on mechanical ventilation at home. This finding is in line with the findings of Son et al (2020), Benko et al (2021), and Tsara et al (2006), indicating the importance of training to increase the knowledge and skills of home caregivers, reduce their stress and anxiety, help them play the role of caregiver and better manage the care process, and prepare them to control and cope with the psychological pressures of care. Liu et al (2017) confirmed that considering the educational needs of home caregivers and their ability to adapt to conditions is necessary for reducing the burden of care.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%