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Identifies caregiver support needs in rural cancer care, suggesting transport burdens influence preferences for delegation.
Objective: This study aimed to identify the characteristics of non-cohabiting family caregivers who preferred to share or delegate the responsibility of accompanying cancer survivors to outpatient chemotherapy appointments in rural settings. The analysis was based on the hypothesis that greater transport-related burdens would be associated with stronger preferences for delegation.
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