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Objective
Informal carers experience a variety of information and support needs when providing care to someone with cancer. It is unclear when carers seek information and what resources they access to support themselves throughout the cancer trajectory.
Methods
A sample of 45 carers and 15 oncology nurses were recruited to participate in either focus groups or phone interviews.
Results
Carers...
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