Longitudinal Changes and Predictors of Caregiving Burden While Providing End-of-Life Care for Terminally Ill Cancer Patients

Abstract

Taiwanese family caregivers' carry moderate caregiving burden which did not change significantly as the patients' death approached. The effects of caregiving burden while providing EOL care to terminally ill cancer patients may be tempered substantially by enhancing family caregivers caregiving confidence, social support, and psychological resources.