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- D D Campell and S S Travis.
- Redlands Community College, El Reno, Oklahoma, USA.
- J Psychosoc Nurs Men. 1999 Aug 1; 37 (8): 20-5.
AbstractOf those spousal caregivers who identified a time when they most needed assistance, morning or afternoon time periods appeared to be most problematic. Spousal caregivers who reported receiving respite time on the weekends identified adult children as the informal support person most often available. However, more than half of the caregivers reported having no respite time during the weekend. Differences in the ways spousal caregivers spent their respite time on the weekends, if available, varied by gender, length of tenure as a caregiver, and age.
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