Objective: This paper explores the effects of perceived stage of cancer (PSOC) on carers'
anxiety and depression during the patients' final year. Methods: A consecutive sample of …

ABSTRACT Background Family caregivers (FCs) are critically important for patients with
cancer, yet they may experience psychological distress related to caregiving demands. We …

Purpose The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine patient opinions about anxiety
in cancer survivorship, particularly the role of the primary care provider in management of …

Objective: To determine whether the prevalence of mental disorders and related factors
increase as advanced cancer patients get closer to death. Method: Baseline, cross‐sectional …

BACKGROUND: Reported prevalence of emotional distress in cancer patients varies widely
across studies. The present study determined prevalence of anxiety and depression …

Background:: Limited research has been done on mental health and health-related quality of
life (QOL) of primary caregivers (PCs) to patients staying at home with advanced cancer …

CONTEXT: Anxiety in terminal cancer is linked to diminished quality of life, yet overall it is
poorly understood with regard to prevalence and relationship to other aspects of …

The identification of factors that might affect the relationship between patients' and carers'
psychological distress has received insufficient attention to date. A meta-analysis was …

Purpose Our study provides data on depression and anxiety in long-term cancer survivors,
in men, women and various age groups, as well as identifies associated factors and coping …

While long‐term survivors (5 years+) do not face the stressors of diagnosis and treatment,
they continue to face the uncertainties that survivorship brings: recurrence, other cancers …