Objective Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) may help with the development of more
targeted interventions for caregivers' depression, yet the use of this method has been limited …

Purpose This study used ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to test the association
between activity, location, and social company contexts with cancer caregivers' in-the …

Introduction Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is an emerging method to assess an
individual's current thoughts, affect, behaviour, physical states and contextual factors as they …

Purpose The majority of depressed cancer survivors do not receive psychological care,
possibly because offered care does not align with their experiences and preferences. We …

Objective The course of caregivers' depressive symptoms may not be homogenous. This
study identified trajectories of depressive symptoms among caregivers providing end‐of‐life …

Objective Caregiver research has relied on composite measures (eg, count) of unmet
supportive care needs to determine relationships with anxiety and depression. Such …

Objective Distress screening is standard practice among oncology patients, yet few routine
distress screening programs exist for cancer caregivers. The objective of this study was to …

Objectives To determine whether specific external signs of emotional distress (ESED) can
be an indirect measure of emotional distress in caregivers. Methods A cross-sectional …

Objective To critically synthesize and describe the use and methods of ecological
momentary assessment (EMA) in cancer research. Data Sources A systematic review was …

Background Being an informal caregiver (IC) of a cancer patient is often associated with
psychological distress. We have recently, in a randomized controlled trial (RCT) …