... because she hasn’t remembered to hit “return”. Of course, it does wonders for my ego when I upload a photo to Facebook for her and see her eyes sparkle in awe as she asks me “where did you study to learn how to do that […]?”. Over the pandemic, I was really glad we were together as the whole family...

.../methodology/approach Four databases – AgeLine, Medline, EBSCO, and PyscINFO – were searched and the relevant literature from 2002 onwards was reviewed. Findings The review of 12 studies (five studies, including only family CGs; six studies including residents; one study including both family CGs and CRs...

...Pamela Roach; John David Keady; Penny Bee Purpose – Standards of care and care pathways for younger people with dementia vary greatly, making clinical development and service planning challenging. Staff working in dementia services identify that they use biographical knowledge of families...

... on research from diverse fields including child welfare, gerontology and demography and journalistic sources, presenting an evidenced argument of the importance of grandparenting in contemporary families. Findings The paper argues that the role of grandparents in family life is becoming more important...

...Helen Edwards; Helen Chapman Part 1 of this paper explored the premise that a role predicament of caring exists within family caregiving relationships. It was argued that dysfunctional patterns of communication develop in family caregiving relationships not only in response to stereotypical...

...Helen Edwards; Helen Chapman This paper contends that dysfunctional patterns of communication can develop in family aged care dyads in response to stereotypical role expectations in the caregiving‐carereceiving relationship, thus giving rise to a role predicament of caring. If this argument holds...