Across all health care settings, the crucial role played by family caregivers (FCs) is often overlooked. FCs are defined as relatives, friends, or neighbors who provide unpaid patient care, assisting with physically, emotionally, and socially demanding tasks. 1 With medical advancements that have extended the lives of many patients with cancer and with most cancer care now being delivered in outpatient settings, the responsibilities placed on FCs have become increasingly complex and prolonged. In the