Table 4.

Ten most commonly reported moderate-to-high needs among carers as identified on the Partner and Carer Supportive Needs Scale (PCS)

Rank	Moderate-to-high Need of Carer	%
1	PCS23: Finding out about financial support and government benefits for the carer and/or the person with cancer	37.9
2	PCS2: Accessing information about the person with cancer's prognosis, or likely outcome	37.3
3	PCS20: Finding more accessible hospital parking	37.3
4	PCS22: Impact caring has had on carer's working life or usual activities	35.9
5	PCS14: Reducing stress in the person with cancer's life	35.7
6	PCS5: Accessing information on what the person with cancer's physical needs are likely to be	32.2
7	PCS11: Feeling confident that all the doctors are talking to each other to coordinate the person with cancer's care	32.2
8	PCS31: Managing concerns about the cancer coming back	30.8
9	PCS39: Working through the carer's feelings about death and dying	30.8
10	PCS10: Having opportunities to discuss their concerns with the doctors	30.5