Table 5.
Domains affected by spillover, by respondent caregiver status (n=41a)
 |
Primary caregivers (n= 24) |
Non- caregivers (n= 17) |
||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOMATIC HEALTH | GENERAL PHYSICAL HEALTH | |||
| physical pain | ||||
| sleep disturbance | ||||
| fatigue | ||||
| loss of appetite | ||||
|
PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH |
GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH | |||
| GENERAL EMOTIONAL HEALTH | ||||
| stress/anxiety | ||||
| worry/fear | ||||
| helpless/lost | ||||
| sadness/depression | ||||
| frustration/impatience | ||||
| resentment | ||||
| NON-HEALTH | GENERAL DAILY ACTIVITIES | |||
| caretaking | ||||
| work/job | ||||
| finances | ||||
| social activities | ||||
| church attendance | ||||
| confined to home | ||||
| loss of old activities with ill person | ||||
| sexual intimacy | ||||
| decreased attention to self-care | ||||
| heightened attention to self-care | ||||
|
SCOPE/DURATION OF SPILLOVER |
other family members affected | |||
| spillover decreased over time | ||||
a
only adults included in caregiver/non-caregiver comparison