Caregivers - United States.

Who cares? = women, care, and culture / by: (Language materials, printed)

Older people giving care = helping family and community / by: (Language materials, printed)

Strength for the sandwich generation = help to thrive while simultaneously caring for our kids and our aging parents / by: (Electronic resources)

Cancer caregiving in the United States = research, practice, policy / by: (Electronic resources)

Multidisciplinary coordinated caregiving = research, practice, policy / by: (Electronic resources)

Bridging the family care gap by: (Electronic resources)

Who cares for the elderly? : = public policy and the experiences of adult daughters / by: (Language materials, printed)

For love and money = care provision in the United States / by: (Electronic resources)

Cily caregiving in the new normal / by: (Electronic resources)

Women- Psychology.

Middle-aged persons- Family relationships- United States.

Health Psychology.

Educational Policy and Politics.

Aging parents- Home care- United States.

Daughters- United States.

Sandwich generation- United States.

Psychology.

Clinical Psychology.

Older people- Care.

Care of the sick.

Geriatrics/Gerontology.

Caregivers- United States.

Medicine/Public Health, general.

Older people- Care- United States.

Caregivers- Government policy

Nurturing behavior.

Cancer- Patients

Public Health.

Older people- Care- United States

Middle age- Psychological aspects.- United States

Social service- United States.

Caregivers- Family relationships.

Adult children- United States.

Social Policy.

Home care services.

Older volunteers in social service- United States.

Nursing.

Social Work.

Older people- Government policy- United States.