Emcy Louw, Robert J Mash
Registrars' experience with research in family medicine training programmes in South Africa
South African family practice : official journal of the South African Academy of Family Practice/Primary Care
objective study examine relationship caregiving burden predeath grief specific focus adultchild caregivers mainland china additionally study explored whether coping strategies played mediating role correlation convenience sample 320 adultchild caregivers older parents dementia kunming mainland china recruited study data collected using chinese version marwitmeuser caregiver grief inventoryshort form burden scale family caregivers ways coping checklistrevised results using linear regression multiple mediation analysis hayes process model indicated caregiving burden positively related predeath grief active coping mediated relationship female group active coping partially mediated association caregiving burden predeath grief male group mediating effect exist study found evidence supporting link caregiving burden predeath grief among adultchild caregivers older parents dementia mainland china furthermore caregiving burden prevented use active coping decrease coping increased perception predeath grief associations existed female group paper presented importance active coping skills dementia caregiving process findings study emphasize necessity health practitioners provide targeted interventions regarding predeath grief among dementia caregivers strengthen caregivers active coping strategies reduce predeath grief communitybased personal care support services promoted alleviate caregiving burden adhered transparent reporting evaluations quantitative design statements corresponding checklist followed patient public contribution patient public involvement