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Informal male caregivers of women with breast cancer (BC) have significant psychological, emotional, and social burdens that are inadequately addressed by current face‐to‐face interventions. Online interventions overcome barriers that limit… Click to show full abstract
Informal male caregivers of women with breast cancer (BC) have significant psychological, emotional, and social burdens that are inadequately addressed by current face‐to‐face interventions. Online interventions overcome barriers that limit engagement with face‐to‐face interventions. This study aimed to develop the contents of Care Assist, an online supportive care resource for male caregivers of BC patients, through expert consensus.
Keywords:
male;
women breast;
care assist;
breast cancer;
male caregivers;
caregivers women
Journal Title: Psycho-Oncology
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Psycho-Oncology
Year Published: 2022
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