Background: Descriptive studies of cancer family caregivers demonstrate role-related
psychosocial and physical burden; however, little is known about which factors contribute to …

If you enter the word “caregiver” into your Google search engine, three keywords continue to
repeat in the first 50 or so pages of entries:“burden,”“support,” and “survival.” The first two …

Objectives: To describe nurses' practices, confidence, and knowledge of evidence-based
interventions for cancer caregiver strain and burden and to identify factors that contribute to …

Purpose The aims of this systematic review were to summarize the profile of caregivers
accessing cancer helplines, to evaluate caregiver satisfaction with the helpline service, and …

Background: The many burdens faced by caregivers of patients with cancer are well
documented. Caregivers are asked to perform procedures, make assessments, coordinate …

Abstract Changes in healthcare delivery in the United States have left their mark on
oncology services, the most significant being the shift in patient care from inpatient to …

Abstract Objective Informal caregivers (ICs) are vital to supportive cancer care and assisting
cancer patients, but this caregiving burden is associated with significant distress. While …

Purpose Informal caregivers of individuals with cancer may experience substantial burdens.
To develop interventions to support these caregivers, it is crucial to quantify and understand …

Abstract Problem Identification Approximately 2.8 million Americans care for an individual
with cancer. Because the literature typically describes caregiving experiences within patient …