This research summary presents the key findings from a study on caregiving within the families of Canadian military personnel and veterans during the transition from military to civilian life.
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Available online, this format Web presents the key findings from a study on caregiving within the families of Canadian military personnel and veterans during the transition from military to civilian life.
A total of 56 semi-structured interviews were conducted with Canadian armed forces members and their primary caregivers. The report addresses well-being and family relationships, the burden of care, and communication between spouses in a caregiving context.
