Background Digital health interventions show potential to increase caregivers' access to
psychosocial care; however, it is unclear to what extent existing interventions may need to …

Objective: Cancer caregiving burden is known to vary across the survivorship trajectory and
has been linked with caregivers' subsequent health impairment. Little is known, however …

Background Delivering insomnia treatment by the Internet holds promise for increasing care
access to family caregivers, but their ability to adhere to and benefit from such fully …

Existing studies on online interventions to support caregivers is still at a formative
development stage and pilot tests of feasibility, rather than a substantive body of randomized …

Context Individuals caring for patients with advanced cancer (caregivers) experience
psychological distress during the patient's illness course. However, data on the prevalence …

Background: Hospitalization for a cancer diagnosis and treatment may trigger stressful
experiences for patients and family caregivers. Objectives: The purpose of this study was to …

Background: Understanding why individuals decide to participate in mindfulness-based
practices can aid in the development of effective health promotion outreach efforts. Purpose …

Background Family caregivers experience psychological distress or physical strain that may
lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality. Objective …

Background Caregivers play an important role supporting people diagnosed with cancer, yet
report significant unmet information and support needs that impact on their psychological …

The specific aims of the present study were twofold:(i) to examine the psychometric
properties of a Chinese version of the 17-item Benefit Finding Scale (BFS-C), and (ii) to …