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What is caregiver burnout?

What is caregiver burnout?

Caregiver burnout is categorised as a state of total physical, emotional and mental exhaustion.

This happens due to multiple demands, lack of resources, less energy and/ or lack of support.

There are many factors that may contribute to caregivers experiencing burnout.

Taking care of own health and wellbeing reduces the burden and facilitates better care to receivers.

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Physical exhaustion: Constant body aches, fatigue, frequent headaches

Weak immune system: Falling constantly ill

Changes in appetite: Eating too much or very little

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Burnout can be broken down into three parts:

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