Caregiving experiences of primary family caregivers caring for family members affected by COVID-19 during home isolation: A phenomenology study
Key Points:
- Investigates the caregiving experiences of family members during COVID-19 home isolation.
- Highlights emotional distress, physical strain, and adaptive coping mechanisms.
- Provides insights for improving caregiver support and resources in home-based care settings.
Description
This phenomenological study explores the lived experiences of primary family caregivers providing care for COVID-19-affected family members during home isolation. It examines emotional, physical, and psychological challenges, as well as coping strategies and support needs.
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