‘Stay at home’: analysing the implications of COVID-19 for unpaid carers

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Qualitative longitudinal interviews reveal intensified caring responsibilities during COVID-19, indicating policy revisions are needed for support.

Unpaid carers' experiences changed significantly over the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing increased pressures.
The qualitative longitudinal study involved 25 women aged 50 and over, highlighting their unique challenges during lockdowns.
Analysis reveals the unmet needs of older adults, particularly for women from lower-income and minority ethnic backgrounds.
The findings call for a reevaluation of policies supporting ageing in place to address the specific pressures on women caregivers.

Camilla Lewis (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative longitudinal interviews reveal intensified caring responsibilities during COVID-19, indicating policy revisions are needed for support.