Objective Little is known about how family are involved in cancer treatment decision-making.
This study aimed to qualitatively explore Australian oncology clinicians', patients', and family …

Background To investigate how cancer patients, family caregiver, and their treating
oncologist view the risks and benefits of family involvement in cancer treatment decision …

Abstract Purpose Family members (FMs) often provide support to patients, regularly attend
cancer consultations and are often involved in medical decision-making. Limited research …

Purpose/Objectives: To examine family disagreements about treatment decisions for
patients with advanced lung cancer. Research Approach: Descriptive, qualitative study …

Family members (FMs) regularly attend cancer consultations with patients, may assume an
array of roles (eg emotional, informational) and their involvement may result in benefits …

Background Despite the important role that family caregivers play in providing emotional
and practical support to cancer patients, relatively little is known about the family caregiver's …

Families are a unique source of support for many cancer patients. Most advanced
communication skills training for oncologists are patient centred and do not cover …

Many older patients with cancer depend on their family members for care and support and
involve their family members in treatment decision-making in different stages of the cancer …

Aims and objectives. This study aimed to explore patient perception of the meaning of family
involvement in elective surgery decision making in Taiwan. Background. Informed consent is …

Objective Family caregivers are regularly involved in cancer consultations and treatment
decision-making (DM). Yet there is limited conceptual description of caregiver …