Purpose To understand family caregivers' needs for better preparation and care, this state-of-
the-science review examines the effect of caregiving on the health and well-being of …

OBJECTIVES: To provide an overview of patient and caregiver emotional distress; examine
the sources of their distress, review evidence-based interventions that can reduce distress …

Health literacy represents the communication among patients, their social networks,
providers, and health systems to promote patients' understanding and engagement in their …

Older patients with AML face difficult treatment decisions as they can be treated either with
'intensive'chemotherapy requiring prolonged hospitalization, or 'non-intensive'chemotherapy …

Family caregivers face multiple demands as they care for their loved ones with cancer, and
these demands have increased dramatically in recent years. Patients with cancer now …

Background The number of published studies and systematic reviews examining different
telehealth interventions targeting patients and their effects on patients' well-being and …

Background Dyadic psychosocial interventions have been found beneficial both for people
coping with mental or physical health conditions as well as their family members and friends …

Context Increased life expectancy, technical advances in treatment and symptom control,
and the extension of palliative care in community settings not only lengthen life but also …

PURPOSE: Caregivers of cancer survivors may need to take time off work or make other
employment changes to handle caregiving demands. Work impacts of caregiving, financial …

Objective To explore how bereaved family members recall managing end of life medications
when delivering care to a patient dying at home in England. Design Qualitative study …