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. 2024 Mar 22;12:1334842. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1334842

Table 2.

Emerged categories and sub-categories.

Related articles Sub- categories Main categories
(14, 20, 22, 27, 31) physical tiredness, Sleep deprivation, Caregiver health challenges, Physical Problems, Burn out, Physical Problems, Exhaustion Care-related physical exhaustion Positive outcomes of caregiving
(13, 20, 21, 23, 28–33, 37) Trying to cope with partner’s difficulties, Strengthening support system for coping, Self-care strategies to cope, Maintaining normality, Find a balance, Increased knowledge, Responsibility, Supporting, Balancing caring roles and family responsibilities, Adapting, Coping, Growing resilience and appreciation, Trying to be strong, responsive to the potentially different communication Achieving to self-management and balance in caregiving
(26, 28) Support from family members, increased family closeness, Having unity in the family Promotion of kinship intimacy
(26, 27) Satisfaction, Find meaning of life, feeling satisfaction Gaining meaning and purposefulness
(1, 20, 23, 26) Faith, Acceptance, spirituality, Spiritual support, faith and trust in God, appreciation and gratitude and seeking God’s satisfaction Spiritual growth
(14, 20, 35) Negligence of self, changed plane, restricted life space, additional responsibilities at home, changed living routines, Standby, Overestimating Caring Responsibilities Disturbed personal life plan Negative outcomes of caregiving
(5, 14, 20, 21, 25, 27, 29, 31, 36) Worry, psychological distress, emotional turmoil, emotional challenges, feeling undermined and unappreciated, inability to justify, punishment, Emotional Inhibition, Emotional-Psychological Pressure, Feeling inadequate, Feeling instability, Hopelessness, Caregiving tension, psychological trauma,Psycho-emotional stress, feeling trapped, mental fatigue, significant emotional strain Psycho-emotional consequences of caregiving
(24, 27, 31, 34, 35) Role conflict, economic burden, Relationships, Social Support, Employment, Inadequate support, Ignorance, Social challenges, Economic burden, Failure in professional or educational roles, Economic Pressures, social desirability, Stigmatizing attitudes, Financial Problem Socio-economical burden of caregiving