conclusions the current study revealed that a significant percentage of sandwich generation females have chronic diseases. results a statistically significant difference was found between the two groups in terms of the presence of chronic diseases (p = 0.001). there was a significant correlation between chronic diseases and number of children (p = 0.03), person receiving care (p = 0.004), educa...

Abstract. The Sandwich Generation is defined as those in multigenerational care positions and caregivers for children parents or in-laws. They are often found an extended families Indonesia. Multigenerational parenting carried out by the can pose various challenges problems, especially working females, who must juggle their loads with workplace demands. at risk mental health including stress, d...

Today, with the increase in the elderly population and life expectancy, the need to use care services for this significant part of the population is increasing. Beliefs, cultures, and social norms among different ethnicities and races are vital in the extent and nature of care. Two types of care exist, informal and formal. According to statistics by the Secretariat of the National Council on Ag...

Cara Williams is with the Labour and Household Surveys Analysis Division. She can be reached at (613) 951-6972 or [email protected]. F or many people, balancing home and work can be a chore. Those with children and working full time may find life particularly hectic—scheduling children’s activities, planning for family time, and still allowing time for themselves. For some, life is furthe...

Social work theory advanced the formulation of the construct of the sandwich generation to apply to the emerging generational cohort of caregivers, most often middle-aged women, who were caring for maturing children and aging parents simultaneously. This systematic review extends that focus by synthesizing the literature on sandwich generation caregivers for the general aging population with de...

In this paper, the vibrational and buckling analysis of a cylindrical sandwich panel with an elastic core under thermo-mechanical loadings is investigated. The modeled cylindrical sandwich panel as well as its equations of motions and boundary conditions is derived by Hamilton’s principle and the first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT). For the first time in the present study, various bound...

MOTIVATION Giving a meaningful representation of a pedigree is not obvious when it includes consanguinity loops, individuals with multiple mates or several related families. RESULTS We show that finding a perfectly meaningful representation of a pedigree is equivalent to the interval graph sandwich problem and we propose an algorithm for drawing pedigrees.

BACKGROUND Women are disproportionately likely to assist aging family members; approximately 53 million in the United States are involved with the health care of aging parents, in-laws, or other relatives. The busy schedules of "sandwich generation" women who care for older relatives require accessible and flexible health education, including Web-based approaches. OBJECTIVE This paper describ...

The majority of Indonesian women, known as "sandwich generations," have taken care their young children and aging parents. Individual role-balancing challenges among these "sandwich" women not yet, been fully investigated. This study aims to highlight women's obstacles for being a sandwich generation. A qualitative descriptive case through semi-structured interviews was carried out. purposive s...