This review aimed to (1) summarise the psychosocial needs of children/adolescents (0–18
years) with a parent with cancer across the illness trajectory (diagnosis to bereavement) and …

Young adulthood is a time of immense growth and possibilities. As a result, it is also a time
when serious illness can have profound effects. This review examines the current data …

Background: Patients with advanced cancer who have dependent children are an important
population with a life-limiting illness and high levels of psychological distress. Few studies …

Purpose: To conduct a detailed content analysis of the theme “I'm still Mom” as described by
young women living with advanced breast cancer. Participants & Setting: 12 young adult …

Introduction The aim of this study was to evaluate how psychosocial interventions for
children aged 0–18 years of a parent with cancer meet their needs, using key needs as …

Goals of work Scant attention focuses on supporting parent–child communication during the
parents' cancer hospitalizations. Parents may struggle to remain emotionally available …

Objective Parenting is a primary concern for patients with minor children facing palliative‐
stage cancer, yet psychosocial support addressing parenting concerns during end‐stage …

Several studies have highlighted the need for the provision of extra support for parenting
and for the children of families with parental cancer, with particular emphasis on the need to …

Purpose Advanced cancer patients and their spouses who parent minor children report
parenting concerns and increased psychological distress. This single-arm trial examined the …

Palliative care is an approach to patient care that focuses on enhancing quality of life
through relief of physical, emotional, and spiritual sources of distress and patient-tailored …