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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2021 Apr 1;30(8):1294–1301. doi: 10.1002/pon.5674

TABLE 2.

Caregiver quality of life, caregiving burden, and treatment-related distress over time

Part I
Part II
Baseline (n = 96)
Day 90 (n = 53)
Day 180 (n = 49)
Mean 99% CI Mean 99% CI Mean 99% CI
Quality of life
 Physical function 51.32 49.00–53.64 50.35 47.22–53.49 50.57 47.54–53.60
 Pain 61.32 57.98–64.66 59.35 54.65–64.04 52.77 48.33–57.22
 Fatigue 49.11 46.80–51.42 49.71 45.35–54.06 48.91 44.15–53.67
 Anxiety 51.53 49.23–53.82 54.01 48.57–59.45 59.93 54.11–65.75
 Depression 48.68 46.70–50.66 48.91 45.33–52.50 49.24 45.30–53.17
Caregiving burden 22.65 18.76–26.55 21.61 15.23–27.99 20.41 13.96–26.85
Distress - - 11.81 8.17–15.46 11.63 7.40–15.86

Notes: Higher scores indicate more of all variables assessed. Treatment-related distress was not assessed in Part I of the study because CAR T-cell therapy had not yet occurred. Bold numbers indicate statistically significant differences among outcomes over time.