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Lifetime active care
A qualitative study of long-term family carers of people with spinal cord injury in Australia
Laynie Hall Pullin, Heather McKenzie
1.4.2020
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This article uses qualitative methods to explores the experiences of life-long carers caring for people with spinal cord injuries. The study reveals a number of themes including how complex and all-consuming the role of a carer can be, the long-term impact of caring, and the importance of carer health and wellbeing.
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