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Aging & mental health: An international journal
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Forfatter	Iwata, Noboru
Tittel	Differences in caregivers' psychological distress and associated factors by care recipients' gender and kinship. aug
Medansvarlig	Horiguchi, Kazuko
Språk	Språk:
Emne	Familierelasjoner Pleier-pårørende forhold Pårørende Psykisk helse
År	2015
Vertsdokument	I: Aging & mental health. - ISSN 1360-7863
Noter	In this study, we examined the level of psychological distress of Japanese caregivers according to various combinations of the gender of care recipients and the kinship of caregivers (spouse, son, daughter, or daughter-in-law). Furthermore, we explored the associated factors that could exacerbate or alleviate psychological distress.
Tilgjengelige	1/1
L�nere p� venteliste	0 (0)
Finnes i	I: Aging & mental health. - ISSN 1360-7863

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