Double duty caregivers' satisfaction with healthcare provider communication
By: Gouveia, Jean Marie [author.]
Contributor(s): Revell, Susan Hunter [author.] | McCurry, Mary K [author.] | Tyo, Mirinda Brown [author.]
Copyright date: 2025ISSN: 15389847Subject(s): Caregivers -- Job satisfaction | Medical personnel -- Job stress | Health facilities -- Personnel management In: Nursing Research vol. 74, no 3: (May/June 2025), pages 199-205.Summary: Double-duty caregivers are healthcare professionals caring for family members or friends outside the workplace. Although they may communicate frequently with colleagues in their professional role, little is known about communication with healthcare providers in the caregiving role.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Double-duty caregivers are healthcare professionals caring for family members or friends outside the workplace. Although they may communicate frequently with colleagues in their professional role, little is known about communication with healthcare providers in the caregiving role.
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