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Abstract

Purpose: This study examined caregiver trainees¡¯ knowledge and attitude toward the elderly.

Method: This descriptive study was conducted with a convenient sample of 119 trainees in a long-term caregiver education program at one university. Following completion of a self-reported questionnaire, knowledge and attitude were measured using FAQ1(Palmore, 1998) and a 20-item semantic differential scale(Sanders et al., 1984). The data were analyzed using descriptive analysis, t-test, ANOVA, and Pearson correlation analysis by SPSS version 12.0.

Results: The mean score of respondents¡¯ knowledge and attitude toward the elderly was out of 25 and out of 100, respectively. Caregiver trainees¡¯ education level and age influenced their knowledge and attitude, respectively, toward the elderly.

Conclusion: Caregiver training for the elderly should involve a well-designed education program and continuous teaching that takes into account trainee education and age.
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Aged, Caregivers, Knowledge, Attitude
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