Purpose Individuals with advanced cancer experience substantial distress in response to
disease burden and impending mortality. Managing Cancer And Living Meaningfully …

Background: Although psychosocial care has been regarded as central to palliative and
supportive care, there have been few empirically tested approaches to individual …

Objective Recognition that patients and partners are both affected by a cancer diagnosis has
led to increased interest in couple‐based interventions. Although these interventions show …

Background Recent calls to action highlight the need to address gaps in our understanding
of survivorship for those living with advanced gynecological cancer to support optimal care …

Objectives Psychological interventions show greater efficacy when evaluated with
distressed patients. We report on the feasibility of implementing screening for recruiting …

All the concepts reported in this editorial are based on recent literature data obtained
through a PubMed search, using both Medline and manual searches, with particular …

Purpose Adolescent and young adults (AYAs) with metastatic breast cancer (MBC)
experience high physical and psychosocial burdens compounded by a disrupted life …

Cancer patients and their family caregivers need support to cope with physical,
psychosocial, and existential problems early in the palliative care trajectory. Many …

Advances in medicine significantly improved outcomes for many cancer patients, effectively
moving it from an acute disease to a more chronic one. Living with a chronic cancer often …

Purpose To evaluate the association between physicians' behavior and cancer patients'
perceived patient-centered care (PCC) and anxiety following medical encounters. Methods …