A Study on the Structural Relationship between the Caring Burden, Social Support, Depression, and Quality of Life of the Care Providers of the Elderly with Dementia

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To analyze how caring burden, social support, and depression affect the quality of life of caregivers for elderly individuals with dementia.
Integrated analysis of structural relationships between caring burden, social support, depression, and quality of life.
Surveyed primary caregivers of elderly dementia patients for comprehensive data assessment.
Caring burden negatively impacts social support and quality of life, while positively influencing depression.
Social support negatively influences depression and positively affects quality of life.
Depression negatively impacts quality of life, with significant mediating effects from both social support and depression.

Study examines relationships impacting quality of life for caregivers of elderly dementia patients, suggesting intervention pathways.

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Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

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