Synonyms for caregivers
care·givers

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1. List of paraphrases for "caregivers":

   icgs, carers, caretakers, caregiver, care-givers, icg, providers, helpers, givers, guardians, childminders

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1. Doran Fink:

   We know that many parents and caregivers and health care providers are anxious to have Covid vaccines available for this age group, i do want to reassure the committee and the public that we understand this concern, and we want to have available safe and effective vaccines for all age groups who will benefit from them.

2. Rebecca Utz:

   Their stress has real physical health outcomes, which may alter or reduce their ability to provide caregiving. This has implications on the longevity and staying-power of caregivers, especially those that are expected to provide long duration of caregiving.

3. Josefine Persson:

   Receiving knowledge about stroke and about how to handle the consequences of the stroke in everyday life is important as a base for caregivers ’ coping ability, its also important that society and health care are knowledgeable about caregivers ’ situation and risk of decreased well-being even after an apparently mild stroke.

4. Ken Duckworth:

   If you're a state policy director, if you're a mental health commissioner, if you run a health plan, you need to know this information. There's a whole subset of people -- caregivers, people with pre-existing conditions, people of color, essential workers -- these people are going to need mental health support, this is part of the human experience here that's happening to your fellow Americans.

5. Erika Forbes:

   During preschool, children's increasing independence but less-than-optimal self-control can make it especially challenging for mothers (or any caregivers) to set limits, grant autonomy and resolve conflicts, if mothers are depressed, they might find themselves too exhausted or emotionally taxed to engage in the kind of vigorous parenting that preschoolers tend to need.