ACREOL Global shared on LinkedIn:
“When Families Become Caregivers: The Realities of End-of-Life Care.
A new publication in Evidence-Based Nursing (BMJ) by Dr. Despina Anagnostou (Associate Professor, Kyoto University) and Dr. Christian Ntizimira (Founder and Executive Director, ACREOL Global) explores an essential part of end-of-life care: the family caregiver.
The paper highlights how caregiving is shaped by:
- Cultural values and expectations
- Family relationships and obligations
- Caregiver experiences and needs
- Social context
The findings reinforce the importance of culturally responsive, community-centred palliative care.”
Title: Family caregiving in end-of-life care is shaped by relational obligations, cultural norms and family-system dynamics
Authors: Despina Anagnostou, Christian Ntizimira
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