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Recommendations for How Employers Can Support Family Caregivers: Results From an Expert Delphi Consensus Panel
Katherine E M Miller1,2, Diane Ty3, Priyanka Shah3
1Department of Health Policy and Management, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA.
Employers can support working family caregivers with flexible work arrangements and paid leave. Consensus recommendations include financial support, mental health counseling, legal aid, and resources for navigating Medicare and Medicaid.
Area of Science:
- Health Services Research
- Workplace Health
- Caregiver Support
Background:
- Family caregivers are crucial for healthcare but often face employment challenges.
- Existing strategies to support employed caregivers lack consensus on feasibility and impact.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish a consensus on the most important and feasible employer-based solutions for supporting working family caregivers.
- To inform policy and employer practices for better caregiver integration in the workforce.
Main Methods:
- Utilized an e-Delphi methodology involving a literature review, two survey rounds, and two focus group rounds.
- Engaged diverse stakeholders including family caregivers, advocates, and employers.
Main Results:
- Consensus reached on key employer-supported interventions: flexibility, financial support, paid leave, awareness campaigns.
- Identified need for mental health counseling, legal consultations, and navigation resources for Medicare and Medicaid.
Conclusions:
- Employer-based solutions are vital for mitigating the negative impact of caregiving on employment.
- Recommendations offer actionable guidance for employers and policymakers, aligning with national caregiver support strategies.
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