Observational analysis reveals links between behavioral symptoms and caregiver well-being in Malaysia, suggesting the need for supportive measures.
Key Points
About 65.2% of dementia caregivers reported high psychological well-being, indicating a positive mental state amidst caregiving challenges.
Over 51.1% of caregivers scored high on positive aspects of caregiving, suggesting they find substantial purpose in their roles.
Caregivers reported significant behavioral symptoms among dementia patients, with 82% showing apathy/indifference, highlighting the need for effective management.
Age negatively correlated with positive aspects of caregiving, while the number of dependents positively influenced caregiver perceptions.