id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cord-302847-d5serpz5	Fischer, Tatjana	Capturing the Spatial Relatedness of Long-Distance Caregiving: A Mixed-Methods Approach	2020-09-02		.txt	text/plain	10594	579	50	Efforts for overcoming geographic distances [7] Maintaining work/life/care balance [2] Influence on kind of provided support for and visiting the cared-for person [3, 6] "Watching the deterioration of their loved one" [7, 27] Use of telecommunication to keep in contact with the cared-for person or rather to stay informed [28] [29] [30] Cost expenditure and choice of means of transport emotional stress [7] and opportunity to take advantage of health promotion offers [1] Causal (attributes/qualities) Availability and quality of public transport [31] Availability of informal and formal elder care support and infrastructure in the residential municipality of the domestic cared-for person ((potential) co-resident caregivers, local caregivers, neighbors, friends) Quality of the built environment of the cared-for person (construction-related barriers, maintenance of the garden) Several initiatives regarding the modeling of spatial relatedness of LDC based on the perspective of the long-distance caregiving person and graph theory must be preceded by an appropriate preparation of the available relevant spatial information and its assignment to the various semantic categories.	./cache/cord-302847-d5serpz5.txt	./txt/cord-302847-d5serpz5.txt