Kristin G. Cloyes

Professor, PhD Program Director

Oregon Health & Science University

United States

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Maija Reblin

Associate Professor

University of Vermont

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Kelly Mansfield

University of Utah

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Lee Ellington

UNITED STATES

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Sara Bybee

Research Assistant Professor

University of Utah

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Dana Ketcher

University of Minnesota

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Hospice Caregivers’ Perception of Family and Non-Family Social Support and Stress over Time: Associations with Reports of General Support

“It's Kind of Complicated”: A Qualitative Exploration of Perceived Social Support in Young Adult and Young Adult Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and/or Queer Cancer Survivors

Feasibility, usability, and acceptability of personalized web-based assessment of social network and daily social support interactions over time

Home Hospice Family Caregivers’ Use of Audio Diaries and Reported Prevalence of Patient and Caregiver Symptoms

Posttraumatic growth and life course stress predict dyadic wellbeing among sexual and gender minority (SGM) and non-SGM couples facing cancer.

"We Treat Everyone Equally": Hospice Care Team Members' Language Use Regarding Sexual and Gender Minority Patients and Caregivers.

Family Caregiver Reports of Their Own and Patient Symptoms in Cancer Home Hospice Approaching End-of-Life.

Providing home hospice care for LGBTQ+ patients and caregivers: Perceptions and opinions of hospice interdisciplinary care team providers.

Exploring Social Support Networks and Interactions of Young Adult and LGBTQIA+ Cancer Survivors and Care Partners.

What contextual factors account for anxiety and depressed mood in hospice family caregivers?

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Maija Reblin

Kelly Mansfield

Lee Ellington

Sara Bybee

Dana Ketcher

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