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*00138057
*024  $ahttp://dx.doi.org/10.2147/JMDH.S151507
*100  $aTretteteig, Signe
*245  $aMeaning in family caregiving for people with dementia: a narrative study about relationships, values, and motivation, and how day care influences these factors
*260  $c2017
*300  $a445-455
*440  $aJournal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare$v10
*505  $aBackground: In addition to care-related burdens, most caregivers of a person with dementia perceive a variety of positive and satisfying experiences, such as feeling needed and useful in their family caregiving role. “Meaning-focused coping” describes both positive and negative emotions in periods with high levels of stress. Day care service may have the potential to increase caregivers’ positive experiences and meaning-focused coping, and positively influence interpersonal relationships between those giving care and those receiving care. The aim of this study was to gain knowledge about family caregivers’ experiences of meaning in their caring role. Additionally, the influence of day care services on caregivers’ experiences and motivation in their caregiving role is explored.
*650  $aDemens
*650  $aDagpasienter
*650  $aDagaktivitetstilbud
*650  $aPårørendebelastning
*650  $aFamilier
*650  $aMotivasjon
*650  $aRelasjoner
*700  $aVatne, Solfrid
*700  $aRokstad, Anne Marie Mork
*7600 $tThe impact of day care designed for persons with dementia on their family caregivers$w38096
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