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Distressed family caregivers of lung cancer patients: an examination of psychosocial and practical challenges
Supportive Care in Cancer, 07/17/2012

Mosher CE et al. – Results suggest that clinical efforts are needed to assist distressed caregivers in providing practical and emotional support to the patient and attending to their own emotional needs.

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Distressed family caregivers of lung cancer patients: an examination of psychosocial and practical challenges Supportive Care in Cancer, 07/17/2012

Distressed family caregivers of lung cancer patients: an examination of psychosocial and practical challenges
Supportive Care in Cancer, 07/17/2012