痴呆症患者家庭照护者的照护经验:一项比较移民和本土背景照护者的全国性调查研究。

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Michiel L A de Graaff, Femmy M Bijnsdorp, Jany J D J M Rademakers, Anneke L Francke, Irene G M van Valkengoed, Susanne van den Buuse, Iris van der Heide
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具有移民背景可能与痴呆症患者的家庭照顾者的护理经历有关。例如,具有移民背景的护理人员在获得专业护理方面往往面临额外的挑战。本研究的目的是深入了解荷兰本地人与欧洲或非欧洲移民背景的家庭照顾者在护理经验方面的差异。方法:数据来自一项大规模的荷兰调查,调查对象是痴呆症患者的家庭照顾者。样本包括170名具有欧洲移民背景的看护者,199名具有非欧洲移民背景的看护者和4158名具有荷兰本土背景的看护者。采用线性和多项逻辑回归分析对调查数据进行分析。研究结果根据性别和年龄等背景特征进行了调整。结果:移民群体和荷兰本土群体在感知照顾负担和照顾强度方面无差异。具有欧洲移民背景的家庭护理人员比具有荷兰本土背景的护理人员更不可能对其患有痴呆症的亲属的痴呆症轨迹的未来变化做好准备。此外,具有欧洲移民背景的护理人员对整体护理和支持的评价得分较低。讨论:具有欧洲移民背景的护理人员,而不是具有非欧洲移民背景的护理人员,比具有荷兰本土背景的护理人员更不可能对未来的变化做好准备。此外,他们对照顾和支持的整体供应的认识也较低。根据个人情况和支持需求提供良好的专业护理和支持,对于一般的护理人员,特别是具有欧洲移民背景的护理人员来说非常重要。
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Care Experiences of Family Caregivers of People with Dementia: A Nationwide Survey Study Comparing Caregivers with Migrant and Native Backgrounds.

Introduction: Having a migration background might be associated with the care experiences of family caregivers of people with dementia. For example, caregivers with a migration background often face additional challenges in accessing professional care. The aim of this study was to provide insight into differences in care experiences between family caregivers with a native Dutch and a European or a non-European migration background. Methods: Data were used from a large-scale Dutch survey among family caregivers of relatives with dementia. The sample consisted of 170 caregivers with a European migration background, 199 caregivers with a non-European migration background and 4,158 caregivers with a native Dutch background. Linear and multinomial logistic regression analyses were used to analyse the survey data. The results were adjusted for background characteristics such as sex and age. Results: No differences were found between the two migrant groups and the native Dutch group in the perceived care burden and the caregiving intensity. Family caregivers with a European migration background were less likely to feel prepared for future changes in the dementia trajectory of their relative with dementia than caregivers with a native Dutch background. In addition, caregivers with a European migration background gave a lower score for their appreciation of the overall supply of care and support. Discussion: Caregivers with a European migration background, but not caregivers with a non-European migration background, were less likely to feel prepared for future changes than caregivers with a native Dutch background. In addition, they had lower appreciation for the overall supply of care and support. Offering a good supply of professional care and support, tailored to the individual situation and support needs, is important for caregivers in general, and those with a European migration background in particular.

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