| If the other parent fears no bias against his caregiving, he might bring the child to the meeting or set up a teleconference from home. |
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| In restaurants and malls, however, caregiving by mothers exceeded that of fathers by a wide margin. |
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| Usually, caregiving is taken up as part of the informal set up of the family that is prevalent in society. |
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| I'm all in favor of public support for caregiving, but the rationale for this proposal comes out of a world I don't understand. |
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| These judges sent a clear message that family caregiving was not a legitimate reason to be excused from jury duty. |
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| Discuss the impact of caregiving with health care providers, including any symptoms such as anxiety, depression or insomnia. |
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| Approaching healing wholistically, we can enhance the potency and effectiveness of our caregiving. |
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| So, yes, I think that caregiving is, you know, it's relentless. |
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| Valuable though care is, one way to understand a group's social power is in seeing whether it is able to force some other people to carry out its caregiving work. |
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| One of the real dangers of caregiving for the caregiver is losing your sense of self to the responsibilities and worries that make up your everyday world. |
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| For some families, removing the responsibilities for primary caregiving can free up time and mental space for family members just to be together. |
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| In Louie, comedian Louis C.K. plays a version of himself who splits caregiving with his wife. |
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| Her research interests are in caregiving, home and continuing care policy, and rural aging. |
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| The elderly often receive an unquantifiable amount of joy and a greater appreciation for their caregiving children. |
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| Reassure me that anyone can get tired of on-going caregiving and that I am not alone or a bad person if I get tired of the job sometimes. |
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| It is important to know that asking for help is not a sign of poor caregiving. |
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| Arranging to take a break from caregiving, also known as respite, can help relieve caregivers from continuous pressures. |
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| Each week, local community health professionals also were on hand to discuss topics such as caregiving, falls prevention and mental wellness. |
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| However, family members are often required to assume a caregiving role, which can be very demanding and burdensome. |
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| Evidence is piling up that as men do more of the caregiving, violence against women falls. |
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| In the non-Aboriginal literature, the concept of caregiver burden is central to theoretical conceptualizations of the caregiving process. |
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| Harrison also found that many of the killers worked in caregiving roles, as nurses, Sunday-school teachers, babysitters, or stay-at-home moms. |
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| This basic training will enable them to better complement caregiving teams. |
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| I am very content and satisfied with your caregiving services both at the administrative level and on the scene. |
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| They are overwhelmingly claimed by women, and reinforce the pre-existing expectation that caregiving work is 'women's work. |
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| Your health care team can be a great support in helping you to develop a home caregiving plan. |
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| The State should ensure that families have access to forms of support in the caregiving role. |
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| The chair and professor of the department of gerontology conducts research on the psychological aspects of aging, chronic illness and family caregiving. |
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| Work must also be restructured in such a way that it accommodates caregiving, through a shorter workweek and more flexible scheduling, for example. |
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| These women's moral worlds were less concerned with rights and justice and instead revolved around caregiving and maintaining networks of relationships. |
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| Since it would be totally voluntary, it is more than likely that people who would use it would be women who were expecting children, or where members of a family were not well and caregiving was needed. |
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| So much of caregiving is medical and logistical nitty gritty. |
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| Women are probably mixing, looking after their children, caregiving for children or family and working out of their home, thereby earning considerably less. |
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| The official opposition critic on health will know my passion for the issue of a national wellness program, for example, and there are other issues that are important to me as well, such as caregiving and seniors. |
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| Many noted services such as personal care assistance, housekeeping, and assistance to families who were responsible for caregiving to their elderly parents. |
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| The implications of women's labour force participation for their caregiving roles in families have been the subject of speculation and much study. |
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| Sharing the caregiving with others can help relieve some of the stress. |
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| By thinking about the issues and how they might be resolved, health care and social service providers can integrate the practice of ethical decision-making into their clinical caregiving activities. |
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| Create a caregiving schedule: Make diabetes management part of your child's daily routine, and a special time for you and your child to be together. |
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| Where can I find information about programs in my community to help me with the caregiving task? |
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| Employers will be scrambling to replace departing employees or to fill new positions, and they will be loath to see their staff cutting back on the time and attention to the job because of caregiving responsibilities. |
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| Caregivers can nurture the development of effortful control in all children by providing warmth and support and avoiding a caregiving style that is overly cold, directive, and controlling. |
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| As well, the added stress of caregiving can interfere with proper nutrition and exercise, and lead to increased rates of smoking and alcohol consumption. |
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| Research supported through the NETs cover a wide range of research topics such as family caregiving, cancer-associated cachexia and anorexia, vulnerable populations, and improving communication and decision-making. |
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| Plans of Action should include an assessment to determine the best caregiving situations and ongoing monitoring of the health, welfare and psychosocial well being of children in highly vulnerable situations. |
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| Labour force participation patterns of women, and the rise of nonstandard work both have potentially significant implications for supportive and caregiving roles within families. |
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| Many of these issues overlap with others, such as the impact of caregiving responsibilities on the caregiver, and the effect of particular economic policies on socially marginalized groups. |
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| When elderly husbands are caring for demented wives, the experience of caregiving is paradoxical. |
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| For most people, sharing the caregiving with others helps relieve stress. |
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| They surveyed 120 spouses of lung cancer patients about their personality, social support, and caregiving burden. |
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| Family caregiving can help the patient remain in their home longer. |
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| The daughters may be playing a protective role by concentrating on the past, and by recognizing that their current caregiving support reciprocates for a lifetime of support from their mothers. |
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| Respite can allow caregivers to remain active and social in their own lives and help reduce stress and chronic illnesses that can result from an exhausting caregiving schedule. |
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| Dr. Keefe's research areas include informal caregiving, specifically work and elder care, financial compensation and assessment, human resource issues, rural aging and continuing care policy. |
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| It's no secret that women provide the vast majority of care for family and friends, but the health effects of women's unpaid caregiving have not been well researched. |
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