Year | Authors | Research Type | Participants (n) | Caregivers Type | Disease Type | Theory | Independent Variable | Outcome Variable |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1995 | Jeong | Quantitative true experimental |
44 | Not described | brain & spinal cord injuries | T-Double-ABCX Model: Family Stress Theory |
Social Support Group | Burden, Quality of life |
2000 | Hong | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
260 | Spouse, Son and Daughter, Daughter-in-law, Grandchild, Others | Stroke | A Conceptual Framework for Family Caregiver Burden |
Quality of relations, Social support resources, Burden, Well- being, Caring behavior |
Well- being, Caring behavior |
2000 | Kim | Quantitative true experimental |
86 | Spouse, Son and Daughter, Parents, Siblings | Stroke | Stress-appraisal-coping theory | Support Group Intervention | Various Adaptations |
2004 | Park | Quantitative true experimental |
16 | Spouse, Parents | Stroke | Stress-appraisal-coping theory Cognitive-behavior approach model |
Support Group Intervention | Stress, Coping way of stress, Satisfaction on life program |
2004 | Kim | Quantitative true experimental |
12 | Spouse | Stroke | Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy: REBT |
Group program | Quality of life, Rehabilitation motivation Stress Coping |
2006 | Yu, and Park | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
178 | Spouse, Others | Stroke | Family caregiver stress cope | Quality of relation, Burden |
Family Functioning |
2006 | Kim | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
374 | Parents, Spouse, Siblings, Others | Mental illness | Stress-appraisal-coping theory | Social functioning, relationship between a family, Social support to family caregiver |
Caregiving experience, Psychological well-being |
2008 | Kim, and Yu | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
124 | Spouse, Son and Daughter, Parents, Siblings | Cancer | Family caregiver stress cope | Quality of relations, Performance status | Quality of life |
2009 | Lee | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
303 | Spouse, Son and Daughter, Parents, Others | Cancer | Stress-appraisal-coping theory | Social support, Feeling of burden and growth | Quality of life |
2011 | Choi | Qualitative narrative research |
4 | Daughter-in-law, Spouse, Son and Daughter | Cancer | Human becoming | Not applicable | Suffering experience |
2012 | Yoon | Quantitative quasi experimental |
10 | Spouse, Parents, Son and Daughter | Brain Injury | Transition theory | Transitional Nursing Program |
Transition stress, anxiety Burden |
2013 | Hong, and Tae | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
206 | Spouse, Parents, Son and Daughter, Others | Cancer | Stress-appraisal-coping theory Family stress theory |
Perceived health status, Perceived stress, Hope |
Burn out |
2014 | Kim | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
405 | Spouse, Parents, Son and Daughter, Others | Chronic Disease | Health Action Process Approach Health Promotion Model |
Demographic factor, *Family-care factor **Self-care factor |
Self-Care |
2014 | Choi | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
201 | Spouse, Parents, Son and Daughter, Others | Cancer | Posttraumatic Growth | Demographic Characteristics, Care related Characteristics |
Posttraumatic Growth |
2014 | Youn, and Tak | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
132 | Parents, Spouse, Son and Daughter, Siblings, Others | Hemodialysis | Ecological System Theory | Demographic Characteristics | Burden, Social Support, Quality of Life |
2015 | Oh, and Kim | Qualitative granded theory | 200 | Not described | Mental illness | Stress-appraisal-coping theory | Optimism, Caregiving self-efficacy, Severity of illness, Uncertainty |
Caregiving Experience |
2015 | La | Quantitative descriptive survey study |
102 | Spouse, Son and Daughter, Others | multiple myeloma | Stress-appraisal-coping theory | Stress-appraisal | Quality of life |