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1 gru 2020 · The aim of this review is to explore studies with a focus of family as the unit of care during cancer treatment for all adult age groups including, prevention, treatment, supportive care, rehabilitation and early palliative care and to identify research gaps.
25 sty 2021 · Cancer, and the complex nature of treatment, has a profound impact on lives of patients and their families. Subsequently, cancer patients have a wide range of needs. This study aims to identify and synthesise cancer patients’ views about areas where they need support throughout their care.
20 sie 2024 · Our study aims to assess the relationship between the sociodemographic characteristics of family members providing outpatient care to cancer patients and their care burden. This could enable the healthcare team to support caregivers in fulfilling their caregiving roles.
6 sty 2022 · Advance care planning is important for people with advanced cancer. Family involvement in advance care planning may be instrumental to achieving goal-concordant care since they frequently become surrogate decision-makers. Aim:
Out of the 32 studies reviewed, 6 described 6 different caregiving training support models provided to family members during the cancer trajectory. The models predominately addressed the treatment phase of the cancer trajectory and were focused on addressing informational and relational unmet needs.
28 maj 2022 · Therefore, we conducted a systematic review to identify self-reported supportive care needs assessment instruments for family caregivers of palliative cancer patients and assess their contents, psychometric properties, and applicability.
14 cze 2022 · Patients and their carers involve themselves in a variety of behaviors in physical care, well-being, communication, and care coordination to ensure safety and support system resilience. This review adds a novel perspective on cancer patient and caregiver involvement in supporting resilient healthcare.
