Exploring positive experiences of primary and secondary caregivers of older persons in resource-limited urban settings in Accra, Ghana

Family caregivers experience both negative and positive outcomes. However, most studies have mainly focused on the negative outcomes. In addition, few studies have focused on both primary and secondary caregivers. This study explored the positive experiences of primary and secondary caregivers of ol...

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Personal grooming
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