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Outpatient step-up dosing of bispecific antibodies in relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma: an oncology nursing framework for monitoring and supportive care. [PDF]

Front Oncol
Song Y, Zhou X, Wang L.
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Caregiver-oncologist prognostic concordance, caregiving esteem, and caregiver outcomes

Journal of Geriatric Oncology, 2022
Caregiver-oncologist concordance regarding the patient's prognosis is associated with worse caregiver outcomes (e.g., depressive symptoms), but mechanisms underpinning these associations are unclear. We explored whether caregiving esteem mediates these associations.At enrollment, caregivers and oncologists used a 5-point ordinal scale to estimate ...
Kah Poh, Loh, Erin, Watson, Eva, Culakova, Marie, Flannery, Michael, Sohn, Huiwen, Xu, Sindhuja, Kadambi, Allison, Magnuson, Colin, McHugh, Chandrika, Sanapala, Lee, Kehoe, Victor G, Vogel, Brian L, Burnette, Vincent, Vinciguerra, Supriya G, Mohile, Paul R, Duberstein   +15 more
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Caregiver burden among diverse caregivers

Cancer, 2022
Caregivers are diverse. Research needs to focus on understanding the similarities and differences of diverse caregivers to develop the most supportive policies and programs.
Rebecca L. Utz, Echo L. Warner
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The Representations of Caregiving in Informal Caregivers

The Family Journal
Informal caregiving is usually deemed stressful and an activity leading to worsening life conditions. Nevertheless, recent studies have suggested the possibility for an informal caregiver to simultaneously experience both positive and negative feelings, identifying in the positive assets the merit of raising resilience and a sense of self-effectiveness.
Francesca Tricarico, Diego Romaioli, Anna Maria Meneghini   +2 more
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Caregiving and Caregivers: Concepts, Caregiving Models, and Systems

2023
The increasing number of care-dependent people leads to a high demand of economic burden for most healthcare systems. This has also led to an increase on the demand for informal care, usually assumed by a family member or a significant other. Informal care is the provision of unpaid care or support to others who need help or who are unable to care for ...
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Family Caregiving in Bipolar Disorder: Caregiver Consequences, Caregiver Coping Styles, and Caregiver Distress

International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2008
Aims: This study investigated the consequences caregivers of outpatients with bipolar disorder are confronted with, the distress they experience and their coping styles. Methods: Caregivers ( n = 115) were asked to complete the Involvement Evaluation Questionnaire (IEQ) to measure caregivers' consequences, the Utrecht Coping List (UCL)
Goossens, P.J.J., Wijngaarden, B. van, Knoppert-van der Klein, E.A.M., Achterberg, T. van   +3 more
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Caregiver Role Appraisal and Caregiver Tasks as Factors in Ending Caregiving

Journal of Aging and Health, 1994
This study focuses on factors related to why people with primary responsibility for providing care to ADL-impaired elderly persons ended their caregiving roles. Data are from the 1982 National Long-Term Care Survey and the Informal Caregiver Survey. Variables reflecting characteristics of care recipients and caregivers, caregiver role responsibilities,
J D, Kasper, U, Steinbach, J, Andrews
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