Background The prognosis of patients with brain tumors is widely varying. Psychooncologic
need and depression are high among these patients and their family caregivers. However …

Background Although the adverse effects of cancer diagnoses and treatments on mental
health are known, about less than 10% of patients are estimated to be referred to seek help …

Diagnosis of a brain tumour is associated with a tremendous disruption of emotional,
physical and social well-being. Due to the complexity of the disease and the affection of the …

Purpose Depressive symptoms of patients with intracranial tumors need to be assessed
adequately. The Patient Health Questionnaire for Depression and Anxiety (PHQ-4) is an …

Introduction This study aimed to assess psychological distress (PD) as scored by the
Distress Thermometer (DT) in adult primary brain tumor patients and caregivers (CGs) in a …

Objective This systematic review examined the agreement of proxy ratings of depression
and anxiety in neuro‐oncology patients. Methods Searches were conducted across 4 …

OBJECTIVES: To assess the supportive care needs and interest in related services among
brain tumour patients and their carers and to compare the level of unmet needs to other …

Depression in the patient with brain cancer is a common occurrence, with emotional,
cognitive, and physical sequelae. Depression may be associated with increased morbidity …

Purpose: Numerous studies have confirmed that brain tumor patients and their family
members frequently exhibit negative emotional reactions, such as anxiety and depression …

Purpose Despite research demonstrating the psychological burden of caregiving for
advanced cancer patients, limited information exists on the prevalence of psychiatric …