Together In Care: Elevating the Importance of Family and Paid Caregivers
Author Information
Author(s): King Jessica, Scales Kezia, Robins Amy, Gingerelli Toni
Primary Institution: PHI and National Alliance for Caregiving
Hypothesis
The initiative aims to promote policy changes that address the needs of family and paid caregivers in long-term care.
Conclusion
The initiative highlights the need for better integration and support for family and paid caregivers in long-term care settings.
Supporting Evidence
- The initiative focuses on the interconnection between paid and family caregivers.
- It aims to improve care team integration and secure funding for new research.
Takeaway
This study is about helping family members and paid caregivers work better together to take care of older people and those with disabilities.
Methodology
The initiative involves developing a shared caregiving policy agenda with diverse partners and evaluating the impact of policy advocacy interventions.
Limitations
There are extensive research gaps and opportunities identified in the area of caregiver integration.
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