Nasreen Lalani

Nasreen Lalani studies caregiving, palliative and end-of-life care, and well-being, with particular attention to rural communities, women caregivers, and issues of gender, race, and financial hardship. The work combines qualitative and mixed-methods approaches, including narrative inquiry and structural equation modeling, often examining how spirituality, mental health, and social support intersect with caregiving burden. Much of the recent output focuses on rural informal caregivers of older adults with chronic illness, and on culturally and gender-informed approaches to palliative care.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the last decade, fluctuating between roughly 5 and 11 papers per year with a recent average near 6-7 per year and no clear long-term increase or decline.

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