Background: Family interventions targeting patients and/or informal caregivers are
beneficial, but few have been integrated in oncology clinical care. Understanding diverse …

Background Supportive care interventions have demonstrated benefits for both informal
and/or family cancer caregivers and their patients, but uptake generally is poor. To the …

Objective Characterize key factors and training needs of US cancer centers in implementing
family caregiver support services. Methods Sequential explanatory mixed methods design …

Purpose Caregivers of people with cancer represent a large, overburdened, and under-
recognized part of the cancer care workforce. Research efforts to address the unmet needs …

Background Family-based 'informal'caregivers are critical to enable sustainable cancer care
that produces optimal health outcomes but also gives rise to psychological burdens on …

Objective nformal caregivers provide substantial support for people living with cancer.
Previous systematic reviews report on the efficacy of cancer caregiver interventions but not …

Objective As the first stage in developing an intervention for family caregivers of individuals
with advanced cancer, we conducted a focus group study to understand their needs …

Caring for people with cancer can be a burdensome and emotionally straining experience.
Without adequate psychosocial support, distressed caregivers are at risk for psychiatric and …

Informal family caregivers are critically important for patient care throughout the cancer care
trajectory. Family-centered care, which seeks to integrate family members as experts, is a …

Patients with cancer who live at home often require help with activities of daily living, basic
medical care (eg, injections), social needs, and patient advocacy. Most of that support …