青年中文caregivers的意思
caregivers中文翻譯：
n.照顧者；看護人（caregiver的復數）
caregiver assessment───護理人員評估
These features gradually emerge as infants explore their world and interact with caregivers.───當嬰兒探索他們的世界并與看護者互動時，這些特征逐漸出現。
Social workers and experts on aging offer caregivers and potential caregivers help when arranging for the care of an elderly relative.───社會工作者和老齡問題專家為看護人和潛在的看護人在安排照顧老年親屬方面提供幫助。
Caregivers must also learn to state their needs and opinions clearly and ask for help from others especially brothers and sisters.───監護人也必須學會清楚地表達他們的需要和意見，并向他人，尤其是兄弟姐妹尋求幫助。
When using the chair, caregivers should ensure that the child is properly held in by the safety belts and is always supervised.───當使用該椅子時，照看兒童的人必須確保兒童正確的固定在安全帶里，并一直有人看管。
She was almost sightless herself (due to a childhood fever) and was, at one time, diagnosed as hopelessly "insane" by her by caregivers.───她自己因為兒時發高燒而幾乎雙目失明，且一度被看護者們診斷為精神失常，無法醫治。
This may be a time when a child is most receptive to the information that parents and caregivers wish to relay.───這可能是孩子最善于接受家長和撫養者想要轉達的消息的時候。
Feeding times are periods of learning and love - they are a time for caregivers to talk to the child, making eye to eye contact.───喂食的時段是學習和關愛時間——他們是護理者與兒童交談和進行目光接觸的時間。
During this time, the child may also experience changes in attention from family, caregivers and school staff.───孩子也會感覺到家人、親友和老師們對自己關懷照顧有所改變。
One national survey has shown that caregivers typically spend more than $5, 000 a year on out-of-pocket expenses.───一項全國調查顯示，護理者每年實際花費的開支一般在5000美元以上。
We are still the caregivers of the very young and the very old.
Using a Medicaid waiver that pays for caregivers in the home in lieu of nursing-home care, the Dunhams had received 25 hours of weekly assistance.
The very high turnover of caregivers in institutional settings is perhaps the major way in which they differ from ordinary family life.
And the worst of the caregivers were a disaster.
But it was also because caregivers were reluctant, sometimes for good reason, to bear bad news.
And if the burden for caregivers seems big now, according to Suzanne Mintz of the National Family Caregivers Association, it's only going to get worse as the baby-boom generation enters old age.
The major issues that confront parents with caregivers are rivalries and maintaining the primacy of the family.
Caregivers and families need to recognize that they, too, have been influenced by their own earlier experiences and genetic makeup.
Often caregivers find it hard to understand this balance.