Impact of informal caregiving on caregivers' subjective well-being in China: a longitudinal study
Abstract Background While informal caregiving is crucial for improving and maintaining health of the elderly, there is limited evidence of its potential effect on caregivers' wellbeing. Understanding this effect is important for policy makers to design effective long-term care policies. This lo...
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Main Authors: | Mingmei Cheng (Author), Hualei Yang (Author), Qian Yu (Author) |
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