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Gender-specific aspects of mothers and fathers caring for a schizophrenia patient

J Wancata, M Freidl, F Friedrich, T Matschnig, A Unger, A Kucera, S Takacs, G Cerny · Psychiatrische Praxis · Ausgabe 04/2011

DOI 10.1055/s-0031-1277931

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Autor:innenJ Wancata, M Freidl, F Friedrich, T Matschnig, A Unger, A Kucera, S Takacs, G Cerny
ZeitschriftPsychiatrische Praxis
Ausgabe04/2011
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Background/Objectives: Nearly all studies of family carers of schizophrenia patients used the concept of the „key relative“, meaning the relative spending the highest number of hours in contact with the patient. This concept assumes implicitly that the „key relative“ is the relative having the central role in caring for the patient, and as a result having the highest burden and the highest needs. But, most studies i…

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J Wancata, M Freidl, F Friedrich, T Matschnig, A Unger, A Kucera, S Takacs, G Cerny (2011) Gender-specific aspects of mothers and fathers caring for a schizophrenia patient. Psychiatrische Praxis (04). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0031-1277931

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