WINTER 2003-04
Family Caregiving: Current Challenges for a Time-Honored Practice

Guest Editor Carol Levine INTRODUCTION: Family Caregiving: Current Challenges for a Time-Honored Practice By Carol Levine   Historical and Current Perspectives Conversations with Researchers About Family Caregiving: Trends and Future Directions By Marla Berg-Weger and Susan S. Tebb Family Caregivers on the Job: Moving Beyond ADLs and IADLs By Carol Levine, Susan C. Reinhard, Lynn Friss Feinberg, Steven Albert, and Andrea Hart The State of the Art of Caregiver Assessment By Lynn Friss Feinberg   Practitioner & Caregiver Interactions Family Caregiver Self-Identification: Implications for Healthcare and Social Service Professionals By Judith Dobrof and Helene Ebenstein Beyond Cultural Sensitivity: Universal Issues in Caregiving By Nancy Guberman and Pierre Maheu The Spiritual Gifts-and Burdens-of Family Caregiving By Kenneth J. Doka FEATURED ARTICLE: Family Caregivers' Legal Concerns By Marshall B. Kapp   Public Policy An Ethics Perspective on Family Caregiving Worldwide: Justice and Society's Obligations By Miriam J. Hirschfeld and Daniel Wikler Caregivers in the United States and the United Kingdom: Different Systems, Similar Challenges By Anne Montgomery and Emily Holzhausen
		A Family Caregiver Policy Agenda for the Twenty-first Century By Judith A. Riggs For Love and Money: Paying Family Caregivers By Suzanne R. Kunkel, Robert A. Applebaum, and Ian M. Nelson   Innovative Programs Successful Support Groups for African American Caregivers By Ernestine Williams and Pam Barton Reaching Out to Caregivers Through Physicians By Adrienne Dern and Angela Heath Link2Care: Internet-Based Information and Support for Caregivers By Kathleen Kelly Faith in Action: Caregiving Help for Neighbors in Need By Lesli Rowe A Range of Resources for Family Caregivers   Contents of Volume 27 Index to Authors of Volume 27

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