… of patient-caregiver dyads with incurable cancer in the USA, and we showed that patients'
and caregivers' … are interdependent at the time of newly diagnosed incurable disease. Overall, …

… with cancer, yet they may experience psychological distress related to caregiving demands.
… and anxiety in FCs of patients with incurable cancer and identify factors associated with …

… have a full accurate understanding of the patients' condition. … among caregivers of patients
with incurable cancer, and future … patient–caregiver prognostic discordance and caregiver …

… This study has identified those areas in which patients with advanced, incurable cancer
have a perceived need for help or assistance. However, a number of methodological issues …

… To improve end-of-life care for patients with incurable cancer and their families, a need …
barriers and facilitators — with patients with incurable cancer and their family caregivers? …

… The aims of this study were to describe to what extent cancer patients with incurable cancer
report … were positive about information giving by their professional caregivers. These results …

… expectations of both cancer patients and caregivers. The results of … caregivers of cancer
patients decreased their burden; and it positively affected QoL of both caregivers and the patients…

… In conclusion, FCs of patients with incurable cancer … of incurable cancer patients who assist
their related patients with … the needs of FCs of incurable cancer patients in the EMRO region …

… of family caregivers of patients with incurable cancer, caregiver demographics, relational
factors, and patient-specific factors were all related to caregiver mental health, while caregiver …

… Palliative care is defined as an approach that sets out to improve the quality of life of patients
and their caregivers who are faced with a life-limiting illness [19,20]. This is primarily done …