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A study of burden of care and its correlates among family members supporting relatives and loved ones with traumatic spinal cord injuries

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Carmina Castellano‐Tejedor, Pilar Lusilla-Palacios

Clinical Rehabilitation

Abstract

More resilient and satisfied caregivers experienced lower burden. Burden is moderate-to-high and mainly related to uncertainty about the future, caregivers' insecurity with caregiving and dependence of the injured.

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