This systematic review reveals caregiver burden factors in family caregivers, suggesting multi-pronged interventions for better support.
Heterogeneity across studies highlighted uniqueness of patient-caregiver dyads on caregiver burden - for instance, family caregivers with multiple social roles may face heightened pressure from meeting patients' care demands. Caregiver burden interventions should adopt multi-pronged approaches to ensure holistic support for patients and family caregivers, such as incorporating both medical and psychosocial support to enhance wellbeing of both parties.
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