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 …

Objective To optimize personalized medicine for patients with hematological malignancies
(HM), we find that knowledge on patient preferences with regard to information provision …

Objective Although enhanced spiritual well‐being has been linked to positive mental health
outcomes among family caregivers of cancer patients, little is known regarding predictors of …

Objective: Little is known about the associations between family satisfaction with end-of-life
care and caregiver burden. We conducted a researcher-assisted questionnaire survey to …

Background Seriously ill patients often depend on their informal caregivers to help and
support them through the disease course. This study investigated informal cancer …

Objectives Based on recent shifts in reimbursement for cancer treatment from fee-for-service
to bundled and value-based payment, this concluding article summarizes data from these …

BACKGROUND Caregivers of patients with advanced cancer provide extensive care and
experience high levels of psychosocial distress. The patient‐oncologist therapeutic alliance …

How caregivers relate to care recipients can affect how well care is provided and how much
burden is experienced in providing it. We conceptualized the relationship of spousal …

Objective Oncology patients are increasingly encouraged to play an active role in treatment
decision making. While previous studies have evaluated relationships between …

Objective The aims of this study were to explore relatives' experiences of talking about
cancer within the family and to identify their information and support needs. Method A cross …