September 10, 2025HealthcareOpen Access

Socio-Demographic Factors Linked to Psychological Well-Being in Dementia Caregivers

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Cross-sectional study examines caregiver well-being and depressive symptoms in dementia caregivers, suggesting education is a key factor.

Caregivers reported moderate to high psychological well-being, particularly in environmental mastery, while experiencing significant depressive symptoms.
In the study, education positively influenced several dimensions of well-being, while older age and female gender correlated with lower well-being scores.
Bivariate analyses illustrated that lower cognitive scores in care recipients were linked to higher anxiety levels in caregivers.
Regression models confirmed that education, caregiver gender, and depression were globally significant across various well-being domains.

Tatomirescu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study examines caregiver well-being and depressive symptoms in dementia caregivers, suggesting education is a key factor.

Caregivers reported moderate to high psychological well-being, particularly in environmental mastery, while experiencing significant depressive symptoms.
In the study, education positively influenced several dimensions of well-being, while older age and female gender correlated with lower well-being scores.
Bivariate analyses illustrated that lower cognitive scores in care recipients were linked to higher anxiety levels in caregivers.
Regression models confirmed that education, caregiver gender, and depression were globally significant across various well-being domains.

Tatomirescu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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