Who will care for the caregiver? Distress and depression among spousal caregivers of older patients undergoing treatment for cancer

Overview of attention for article published in Supportive Care in Cancer, March 2019

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RT @sylviedlambert1: What are the lessons learned from decades of research on distress screening programs for patients that we need to inte…

11 Dec 2019

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What are the lessons learned from decades of research on distress screening programs for patients that we need to integrate when developing a distress screening program for caregivers? #CRO @eIMPAQc

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RT @eIMPAQc: Understanding distress in #caregivers of cancer patients can help clinicians support both patients and caregivers https://t.co…

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RT @eIMPAQc: Understanding distress in #caregivers of cancer patients can help clinicians support both patients and caregivers https://t.co…

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Understanding distress in #caregivers of cancer patients can help clinicians support both patients and caregivers https://t.co/nikNJgyOST

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Who will care for the #caregiver? Distress and depression among spousal caregivers of older patients undergoing treatment for cancer. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/lAE2moQERg

09 Mar 2019

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