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Gerontology
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Health Services Research

Background:

Stakeholder engagement is vital for translating research into actionable policy and practice.
Organizations focused on older adults and caregivers convened to address caregiving needs.
Effective dissemination requires understanding diverse caregiver populations.

Purpose of the Study:

To generate an action agenda for stakeholders involved with family caregivers.
To highlight the diversity of caregiving experiences and needs.
To emphasize centering caregivers in program, research, and policy design.

Main Methods:

Convened over 120 participants, including caregivers, advocates, and researchers.
Conducted three virtual sessions to foster discussion and collaboration.
Focused on developing a shared action agenda for family caregiver support.

Main Results:

An action agenda was generated by diverse stakeholders.
Recognized common caregiver experiences alongside culturally shaped meanings.
Highlighted the impact of intersectionality (age, race, gender, etc.) on caregiving.

Conclusions:

Caregiver experiences are diverse and influenced by cultural context and intersectionality.
Programs, research, and policy must prioritize understanding unique caregiver needs.
Centering the caregiver is essential for developing effective and equitable solutions.