The dark side of the work of immigrant women caregivers in Spain: Qualitative interview findings.
Jesús Rivera-NavarroAlberto Del ReyTania PaniaguaPublished in: Nursing open (2019)
The discourse studied indicated that the immigrant women's cultural background, as well as their gender's assumed stereotypes, gave rise to an emotional attachment to the person receiving the care, which could generate a burden. Most of the women interviewed reported situations of abuse from the old people under their care. The fact that increasingly more old people are being cared for by immigrant women renders it necessary for social and health policies to consider this collective.