A survey of family care giving to elders in New York State: findings and implications.

It is estimated that there are 734,400 care giver households in New York State (9.6% [+/-] 0.8% of all households). Categorization of all care givers on a 5 level 'intensity of care' measure reveals that, on average, care givers provide 22.1 hours of care per week. Highest intensity level 5 care giv...

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Publicado en:Care Management Journals Vol. 4; no. 3; pp. 153 - 161
Autores principales: Farberman HA, Finch SJ, Horowitz BP, Lurie A, Morgan R, Page J
Formato: questionnaire/scale research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Springer Publishing Company, Inc. Fall2003
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          Finch SJ
          Horowitz BP
          Lurie A
          Morgan R
          Page J
        affil: Professor, School of Social Welfare and Director, Center for Aging Policy Research, Stony Brook University, NY; hfarberman@sunysb.edu
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          Caregivers New York
          Activities of Daily Living
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          Caregiver Burden
          Chi Square Test
          Confidence Intervals
          Consumer Satisfaction Evaluation
          Day Care Utilization
          Descriptive Research
          Descriptive Statistics
          Family Psychosocial Factors
          Female
          Funding Source
          Health Resource Utilization
          Interviews
          Male
          Middle Age
          New York
          Nonresponse Bias
          Random Sample
          Research Instruments
          Sampling Error
          Severity of Illness
          Socioeconomic Factors
          Survey Research
          Telephone
          Time Factors
          Human
          Aged: 65+ years
          Middle Aged: 45-64 years
          Female
          Male
      ab: It is estimated that there are 734,400 care giver households in New York State (9.6% [+/-] 0.8% of all households). Categorization of all care givers on a 5 level 'intensity of care' measure reveals that, on average, care givers provide 22.1 hours of care per week. Highest intensity level 5 care givers (9.2% of all care givers), provide, on average, 88 hours of care per week and account for 36.3% of all care giving. The annualized market contribution of all care givers to the NYS health care system is estimated at between $7.5 and $11.2 billion dollars. The combination of care levels 4 and 5 contributed 70% of all care giving and account for about $5.2 billion in market value. Level 4 and 5 care givers are more likely than other care givers to report difficulties including the recent death of the care-receiver (p < 0.001), financial and employment setbacks (p < 0.001), emotional stress from worrying about the patient's future condition, dealing with cognitively impaired, physically unmanageable, opinionated, virtually immobile patient's, and insufficient support from family members (p < 0.05). Nevertheless, they also report such rewards as feeling grateful for improving the quality of the care receiver's life (43.5%) as well as love (17.2%). Of the nearly 15% of NYS care givers who used adult day care services, all reported that these services met their needs fully or partly. However, of the 85% who did not use the service, 33.5% were negative about it. And while use of adult day care services increases with intensity of care level, there is resistance to adult day care particularly among level 3 care givers, with negative statements from 46.8% of them.
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