Background Online and mobile telephone applications ('apps') have the potential to improve
the scalability of effective interventions for suicidal ideation and self-harm. The aim of this …

Patients with primary intrinsic brain tumors can experience neurological, cognitive, and
psychiatric symptoms that greatly affect daily life. In this review, we focus on changes in …

Depressive symptoms are common in glioma patients, and can negatively affect health-
related quality of life (HRQOL). We performed a nation-wide randomized controlled trial to …

Objective People with cancer can experience psychological distress but do not always
desire, or engage with, professional support to assist with managing distress. Interventions …

The diagnosis of a high-grade glioma usual is followed by functional impairment (s),
cognitive decline and an impaired psycho-social well-being. This might well have a …

Objectives The objectives of this systematic review were to (a) identify supportive‐care
(psychosocial/behavioral, pharmacological, complementary, or alternative) interventions that …

Several psychosocial care interventions have been found effective in improving
psychosocial outcomes in cancer patients. At present, there is increasingly being asked for …

Background Gliomas are associated with significant healthcare burden, yet reports of costs
are scarce. While many costs are unavoidable there may be treatable symptoms contributing …

Background Chronic diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide. It is estimated that
20% of adults with chronic physical diseases experience concomitant depression …

Background Globally, the burden of cancer on population health is growing. Recent trends
such as increasing survival rates have resulted in a need to adapt cancer care to ensure a …