Objectives To describe caregiving and relationship challenges in cancer and the state of the
science of dyadic interventions that target survivors and caregivers. Data Sources Narrative …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to explore the dyadic experience of caring for a
family member with cancer. Particular attention was given to examine the relationship …

This study examined the effects of a mutual dyadic support intervention between survivors
and women newly diagnosed with breast cancer on the quality of life and interpersonal …

It is widely acknowledged that cancer affects not only patients but also their friends and
family members who provide informal, and typically unpaid, care. Given the dual impact that …

Purpose Patient–caregiver dyadic interventions are when “interventions are offered to
cancer patients and their family caregivers together as the unit of care.” The purpose of the …

Background Few intervention programs assist patients and their family caregivers to
manage advanced cancer and maintain their quality of life (QOL). This study examined (i) …

Background: As we learn about patient experiences with head and neck cancer, it is also
important to consider caregivers so that family-centered care can be improved. Objectives …

Objective: Because caregiving to an adult with cancer is a dynamic process, a caregiver's
perceived burden and psychosocial concerns may be different at different phases of the …

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

Objective Specialized palliative care (SPC) interventions increasingly include patient‐
caregiver dyads, but their effects on dyadic coping are unknown. We investigated whether …