Tom Baranowski, Janice Baranowski, Karen W Cullen, Tara Marsh, Noemi Islam, Issa Zakeri, Lauren Honess-Morreale, Carl deMoor
Squire's Quest! Dietary outcome evaluation of a multimedia game
American journal of preventive medicine
current study aimed understand psychosocial economic impacts female caregivers families caring children disability belu district indonesia qualitative inquiry employing oneonone indepth interviews used collect data participants n 22 data analysis guided framework analysis qualitative research social implications framework economic consequence disease injury framework used guide conceptualisation analysis discussion findings findings indicated female caregivers children disability experienced significant psychosocial challenges included feeling frustrated sad angry worried inferior insecure due rejection children kids disability poor physical conditions negative labelling given children fear future held children disability added yet another layer psychosocial challenges experienced women separation divorce reduced social interaction engagement community expressed social impact loaded women resulting poor acceptability children fathers increased time spent caring discriminatory stigmatising attitudes children disability participants also experienced economic impacts increased health transport expenses loss jobs productivity lack savings findings indicate need programs interventions addressing needs mothers female caregivers families disabled children studies large number participants covering mothers fathers caregivers understand broader experiences need caring children disability recommended