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Web-based technology provides an alternative approach for moving evidence-based interventions into widely available caregiving education, skills training, and support programs. Web-based caregiver support programs have the potential to increase the availability of caregiver interventions that have previously been delivered through an in-person or telephone format [13,14].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e60143
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The ACDP was applied to families managing T1 D due to the significant caregiving demands associated with this condition. The program was tailored to address the psychological and emotional challenges faced by caregivers in supporting children with T1 D, including continuous glucose monitoring, insulin management, and responding to hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic events. These challenges made T1 D an optimal use case for evaluating the intervention’s impact on caregiver well-being.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2025;8:e66914
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Development of a Mobile App to Support Head and Neck Cancer Caregiving: Mixed Methods Study
In the 6 months following treatment completion, dietitians, survivors, and caregivers perceived that the majority of nutritional concerns assessed were important to caregiving (Figure 1). The caregiving concerns rated most important (ie, very or extremely) by dietitians included weight maintenance (n=107, 92%), feeding tube management (n=103, 89%), caregiver distress about nutrition (n=103, 89%), and swallowing (n=102, 88%).
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e66471
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The prevalence of ADRD is higher among African American individuals, leading to a disproportionately more significant share of the family caregiving burden. Approximately one-third of these caregivers of individuals living with dementia acknowledge postponing or neglecting their health due to their caregiving role [1]. Given African American individuals’ heightened risk of ADRD, particularly vascular and mixed dementia, this problem disproportionately affects African American family caregivers [1].
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e66975
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They must interpret medical jargon, simplify it for their child, and act as intermediaries with health care providers, all while managing the emotional strain of caregiving and the cognitive load of understanding complex medical information. This burden can increase stress, reduce caregiving effectiveness, and impact family well-being. Low parental health literacy further compounds these challenges, as it is linked to medical errors and poorer health outcomes for children [17-24].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e63818
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Furthermore, through remarkably improved emotional and cognitive support by virtue of generative AI technology, the chatbot is capable of delivering empathetic responses and practical caregiving strategies without requiring constant caregiver input. This makes it a more autonomous and complete tool for addressing the emotional, cognitive, and practical demands of dementia caregiving.
In the following, we describe in detail the construction of the PDC30 Chatbot and its acceptability from a user perspective.
JMIR Aging 2025;8:e63715
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Surprisingly, caregiving costs are frequently not included in pediatric economic models despite the central nature of direct caregiving activities to children’s health [10,11]. A 2023 systematic review assessing the inclusion of family spillover impacts in pediatric cost-utility analysis found that out of 878 pediatric cost-utility analyses, only 35 included any family spillover effects within the model development [11].
J Particip Med 2024;16:e60666
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AD/ADRD can present with a broad set of behavioral and medical symptoms across an extended time period, contributing to the challenges of caregiving [1,11,12]. Yet, caregivers often remain underresourced and overburdened due to the complexity of AD/ADRD care [7].
JMIR Aging 2024;7:e67992
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Technologically driven interventions could address the mental health sequelae of caregiving [46-48].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e63041
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We focused our analysis on a specific subset of forums that are dedicated to ADRD caregivers who share caregiving experiences, seek assistance, and engage in caregiving discussions. To ensure relevance and coherence, we conducted a preliminary selection process, manually reviewing the top 20 most viewed or commented posts within each relevant forum to assess their alignment with caregiving topics.
JMIR Aging 2024;7:e60050
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