Young caregivers: how nurses can support this ‘unseen’ network

Mary Maclean

Young caregivers: how nurses can support this ‘unseen’ network

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Teenagers and children may take on household chores and personal care for a family member, but should be part of the patient’s care planning too.

Original language	English
Journal	Mental Health Practice
Publication status	Published - 23 Nov 2022

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Young caregivers: how nurses can support this ‘unseen’ network

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