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Intent to use a web-based psychological intervention for partners of cancer patients: Associated factors and preferences

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ABSTRACT This study examined partners of cancer patients intention to use a web-based psychological intervention, their preferences regarding its preconditions, functionalities and topics, and factors related to their intention. One… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT This study examined partners of cancer patients intention to use a web-based psychological intervention, their preferences regarding its preconditions, functionalities and topics, and factors related to their intention. One hundred and sixty-eight partners completed a questionnaire about these aspects. Forty-eight percent of the partners would (maybe) make use of a web-based intervention. Partners who intended to participate were significantly younger, used the Internet more often, and perceived more caregiver strain. Most partners preferred an intervention that takes less than 1 hour/week, lasts five weeks or more, and contains information and peer support. Half of the partners would like to receive online guidance.

Keywords: intervention; web based; based psychological; use web; cancer patients; partners cancer

Journal Title: Journal of Psychosocial Oncology
Year Published: 2018

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