Background Cancer‐related distress (CRD) is widely experienced by people with cancer
and is associated with poor outcomes. CRD screening is a recommended practice; however …

This study presents a systematic review of the sociodemographic, clinical, and psychosocial
factors associated with distress in elderly cancer patients. Relevant studies were identified …

Purpose Older adults are most commonly diagnosed with cancer but needs related to
managing multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) are often overlooked. Although self …

Objective The aim is to understand the experiences and views of oncology nurses about the
unmet care needs of older cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. Nurses play the key role …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore oncology nurses' barriers to empathy-based
care perceptions. Design/methodology/approach The authors used a descriptive qualitative …

Background: Cancer is a serious stressor that induces spiritual distress, loss of optimism,
and dissatisfaction with subjective well-being. This study aims to determine that spiritual well …

Background Cancer affects mental health in older adults with cancer (OAC), affecting almost
50% of the patients. There are only a few studies on psychiatric disorders in OAC, especially …

Background: Despite the current data on morbidity and mortality, a growing number of
patients with a diagnosis of cancer survive due to an early diagnosis and advances in …

Background: Psychological distress is one of the most common psychological symptoms in
elderly cancer patients. However, many of these patients do not receive any treatment for …

The aim of this study was to predict depression based on early maladaptive schemas and
perceived social support concerning the mediating role of hope in cancer patients. The …