Caregiving Studies

Caregiving studies explore the roles, challenges, and impacts of individuals who provide care to others, often to family members or friends with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or aging-related issues. These studies examine the physical, emotional, and financial aspects of caregiving, as well as the support systems available to caregivers. Researchers aim to understand the effects of caregiving on both the caregiver and the person receiving care, seeking ways to improve resources, policies, and overall well-being for both parties involved in the caregiving relationship.