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Aging and Family Outcomes in Supportive Care of Advanced Cancer Patients

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US Department of Veterans Affairs · 2004

Abstract

The diagnosis of advanced, incurable cancer at different stages of the adult life span holds a variety of meanings for family members who often must play critical roles in patient care and decision-making. Family caregivers are greatly affected by the diagnosis and treatment of late-stage cancer in a loved one and may find it difficult to meet the demands of taking care of their loved one through end-of-life care and taking care of their own well-being. This grant provides funding to examine processes and outcomes of the intervention for family caregivers of advanced cancer patients.

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Anonymous. (2004). Aging and Family Outcomes in Supportive Care of Advanced Cancer Patients. <em>US Department of Veterans Affairs</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT00106067
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Anonymous. Aging and Family Outcomes in Supportive Care of Advanced Cancer Patients. US Department of Veterans Affairs. 2004.
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@misc{anon2004Aginga, title = {Aging and Family Outcomes in Supportive Care of Advanced Cancer Patients}, author = {Anonymous}, journal = {US Department of Veterans Affairs}, year = {2004}, }

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