Like many Arabs and Muslims, Jordanian families provide care to chronically sick patients at home; the patient may move into the caregiver's house, or the caregiver may move into patient's house. This cultural practice has lately become more prevalent because there has been a rapid increase in the number of elderly persons with chronic conditions Al-Jauissy [9] stated that the Jordanian culture and traditions impose the sense of obligation and commitment to caring for the sick and / or the frail elderly. Al-Jauissy presented the commitment
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