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Summary

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Family caregivers are increasingly recognized, but a scientific definition is lacking. This study proposes a conceptualization of the family caregiver role grounded in nursing science to advance research and practice.

Keywords:

autonomie autonomy caregiver-caregiver relationship family caregiver nursing science proche aidant relation soignant-soigné science infirmière

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Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Caregiver Studies
Family Health

Background:

Recognition of family caregiver importance has grown over the past two decades.
Existing literature lacks a rigorous scientific conceptualization of the family caregiver role.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a conceptual framework for defining the family caregiver within nursing science.
To establish a scientific basis for understanding and supporting family caregivers.

Main Methods:

Conceptual analysis of existing literature.
Synthesis of theoretical perspectives from nursing and related fields.

Main Results:

Identified key dimensions and characteristics of the family caregiver role.
Developed a proposed conceptual model for family caregiving.

Conclusions:

A clear scientific definition of the family caregiver is essential for advancing nursing knowledge.
The proposed conceptualization provides a foundation for future research, education, and policy development.