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Increasingly, lifelong learning is of growing importance and it refers to the constant experiences and needs of
individuals adapting to the development of their personal and social skills in relation to the contexts and
circumstances in which they are inserted. For this, one of the primary requirements to be able to enjoy a high
Quality of Life. For the family, the diagnosis of disability in children is a particularly significant time consuming
energy and mobilizing physical and economic resources, imposing itself as an important event inducing stress. It is an exploratory study with a quantitative data approach. The data analysis was performed using IBM SPSS
Statistics (version 25) software. This study has as main objectives (1) to evaluate the QoL of Family Caregivers
of Adults with Disability or Intellectual Disability, by identifying the domains and facets of the WHOQOL-Bref
most affected; (2) to study the measure of association between some variables related to the care delivery and
QoL of Family Caregivers; (3) to evaluate the differences in the indicators of QoL between genders and (4) to
evaluate the relationship between the wear associated with the caring of the Family Caregivers and their QoL.
N=30 aged 20-57. Instruments: Sociodemographic and Care Rendering Data Sheet, WHOQOL-Bref QoL Scale, and Caregiver's Scale of Attrition. As results this study reveals that the WHOQOL-Bref domains are not
significantly affected. It was also verified that there is a negative association between the objective and subjective burnout and the QoL of the Family Caregivers. The scale of personal growth, however, is negatively related to QoL. This study points to the importance of leadership investing in Family Caregivers in the sense of their personal growth and development of social skills.
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Keywords
education caregivers skills quality of life
Citation
Santos, A.C. Galinha, S. A.; Cunha, B. (2020). Relationship between Education, Personal and Social Competences and Quality of Life of Adult Family Caregivers. International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction 12 (Special Issue - Sustainability in Contemporary Educational Reflections). 159–171. ISSN:1562-0506