Introduction Caregivers of women with breast cancer in low-and-middle-income countries
experience significant physical and economic burdens. The review aimed to map the …

Objective Cancer caregiving can result in increased psychosocial distress and poor health‐
related quality of life (QOL). Psychoeducation has been shown to be effective in enhancing …

Caregivers play an indispensable role in society. In 2017, 41 million family caregivers in the
United States provided approximately 34 billion hours of care to their aging parents …

Background: Cancer is increasing in its prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa. Informal
caregivers are key to supporting engagement and interaction with palliative care services …

Introduction Vaccine uptake is influenced by a variety of factors. Behavioral Insights (BI) can
be used to address vaccine hesitancy to understand the factors that influence the decision to …

Background Cancer morbidity and mortality is rising in sub-Saharan Africa. Given this rise,
family caregivers play an integral role in provision of quality cancer care services. This study …

Background Advanced cancers qualify as severe stressors to family caregivers (FCGs),
which can negatively impact caregivers' psychological and physical well-being because of …

Background: Clarity on what constitutes a palliative care need is essential to ensure that
health systems and clinical services deliver an appropriate response within Universal Health …

Purpose We aimed to explore the experiences of husbands of women diagnosed with
advanced breast cancer, highlighting their stressors and the resources they rely on to cope …

Objectives To describe and compare dyads' illness perceptions, dyadic coping and illness
management among breast cancer patients and their spouses. In addition, we explore the …