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The burden of home care

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This paper details the workload of those providing care for the infirm at home. The commitment of these carers and the stresses imposed upon them are documented, as is their reluctance to share their responsibilities with others, particularly those outside the family. For this population, greater professional intervention may be necessary to ensure carers have some relief from caring.

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