How Caregivers and Workers Fared in Cash and Counseling

Leslie Foster, Stacy B. Dale and Randall Brown

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Abstract: Looks at effects on informal caregivers and the experiences of hired workers. Caregivers for consumers in the treatment group reported more satisfaction, less worry, and less physical and emotional strain than caregivers for the control group.

Keywords: Cash and Counseling; Family Caregivers; Personal Care Workers; Long-Term Care (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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