Table 3.
Caregiver outcomes
| Construct | Subcategories | # of Studies |
|---|---|---|
| Psychological Health | ||
| - Nonsocial | Depression | 70 |
| Caregiver Burden | 54 | |
| Psychological Morbidityii | 47 | |
| Anxiety | 18 | |
| Quality of Life | 13 | |
| Threat | 1 | |
| Self-esteem | 1 | |
| Religiosity | 1 | |
| - Social Functioning | Family Role Function | 5 |
| Social Dysfunction | 1 | |
| Social Integration | 1 | |
| - Caregiving related | Satisfactioniii | 20 |
| Gain from Caregiving | 7 | |
| Beliefs about caregiving | 2 | |
| % of time spent discussing | 1 | |
| family vs. personal issues | ||
| Role Captivity | 1 | |
| Comfort with caregiving | 1 | |
| Attribute for negative care recipient behavior | 1 | |
| Concern for Care Recipient | 1 | |
| Worker morale of caregiver | 1 | |
| Closure | 1 | |
| Life changes | 1 | |
| Tradition | 1 | |
| Uncertainty | 1 | |
| Physical Health | ||
| Health Status | 13 | |
| Sleep quality/quantity | 9 | |
| Physiological emotional stress | 3 | |
| Somatic symptoms | 2 | |
| Fatigue | 1 | |
| Immune Function | 1 | |
| Blood Pressure/Heart rate | 1 | |
| Blood pressure | 1 | |
| Physical Health | ||
| -Self-Care | Self-Care | 7 |
| Exercise | 6 | |
| Dietary Intake | 1 | |
| Weight | 1 | |
| Utilization | ||
| Use of health care for self | 1 | |
| Economic | ||
| Financial status | 1 | |
| Aspects of the Intervention | ||
| Adherence to intervention | 12 | |
| Benefits of participating in intervention | 1 | |