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Desire for psychological support in cancer patients with depression or distress: validation of a simple help question

Objectives: Despite documented high rates of psychological distress, it is not clear how to identify those who are willing to accept help. The aim of this study was to investigate whether asking patients receiving chemotherapy if they want help with emotional problems is valuable and to investigate the type of help they want.