Basic care tasks and caregiver stress among family caregivers of adults with mental illness: The moderating role of online video-based learning.

This study examined whether online video-based learning mitigates the impact of basic care tasks on caregiver stress among family caregivers of adults with mental illness. A cross-sectional moderation analysis was performed using data from 412 family caregivers of adults with mental illness, drawn f...

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Publicado en:Archives of Psychiatric Nursing Vol. 62
Autor principal: Hua, Zhiya
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Jun2026
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          Mental Disorders In Adulthood
          Psychiatric Patients In Adulthood
          Patient Care Education
          Caring Education
          Caregiver Burden Prevention and Control
          Online Education
          Learning Methods
          Videorecording
          Caregivers Education
          Family Education
          Outcomes of Education Evaluation
          Task Performance and Analysis
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          Caregiver Attitudes
          Family Attitudes
          Cross Sectional Studies
          United States
          Descriptive Statistics
          Correlational Studies
          Confidence Intervals
          Skill Acquisition
          Caregiver Support
          Family Support
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      ab: This study examined whether online video-based learning mitigates the impact of basic care tasks on caregiver stress among family caregivers of adults with mental illness. A cross-sectional moderation analysis was performed using data from 412 family caregivers of adults with mental illness, drawn from a nationally representative U.S. survey. Descriptive statistics and correlation analyses were employed, followed by a moderation analysis. Basic care tasks significantly predicted caregiver stress (B = 0.425, p < 0.001, 95% CI = [0.324, 0.525]), and online video-based learning significantly attenuated this relationship (B = −0.228, p = 0.024, 95% CI = [−0.425, −0.031]). The association between basic care tasks and caregiver stress was weaker among caregivers who acquired skills through online videos compared with those who did not. Developing and disseminating high-quality, tailored video content through dedicated online platforms may strengthen caregiving competencies and reduce caregiver stress, and psychiatric nurses play a critical role throughout this process. • Family caregivers play an essential role in supporting adults with mental illness. • Basic care tasks among caregivers of adults with mental illness are linked to higher caregiver stress. • Online video-based learning mitigates the impact of basic care tasks on caregiver stress. • Psychiatric nurses play a critical role in leveraging online video-based learning as a tool to reduce caregiver stress.
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