caregiving models

Caregiving models refer to frameworks that guide how care is provided to individuals, especially those with chronic illnesses or disabilities. These models emphasize various approaches, such as relational care, which focuses on the interaction between caregiver and care receiver, and the person-centered model, which prioritizes the individual’s needs and preferences. Some models highlight the importance of support systems for caregivers themselves. Overall, these frameworks aim to enhance the quality of care and improve outcomes for both caregivers and those they care for, ensuring that the care process is compassionate, effective, and sustainable.