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Author: Dr. Jennifer Olsen

Dr. Jennifer Olsen, an experienced epidemiologist, serves as executive director of the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving, which promotes the health, strength and resilience of caregivers throughout the United States.
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Invisible Front Lines: Family Caregivers and Fighting COVID-19

Dr. Jennifer Olsen
Invisible Front Lines: Family Caregivers and Fighting COVID-19

While our public health system doesn’t consider the role of the family caregiver in its crisis planning, it is clear it would be even more crushed without their critical support. Unpaid family caregivers are the backbone of the health care system in the United States, providing as much as 90 percent of all home health care for no pay and at personal risk.

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