Efeito da meditação no nível de estresse psicológico de mulheres com neoplasia mamária: revisão sistemática

Araújo, Raquel Vilanova; Fernandes, Ana Fátima Carvalho; Nery, Inez Sampaio; Andrade, Elaine Maria Leite Rangel; Nogueira, Lídya Tolstenko; Azevedo, Francisco Honeidy Carvalho

doi:10.1590/s1980-220x2018031303529

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“…(2021) showed that courageous coping, spirituality, hope, family communication and social support were associated with higher levels of resilience among Korean adolescents and young adult survivors of childhood cancer 36 . Working on developing a strong social network, different coping strategies, communication and practicing meditation (mindfulness‐based stress reduction) could be a first step in improving a patient's resilience 37 …”

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“…36 Working on developing a strong social network, different coping strategies, communication and practicing meditation (mindfulness-based stress reduction) could be a first step in improving a patient's resilience. 37 In addition to the associations our results showed between cancer-related distress and fatigue, we aimed to investigate whether cancer-related distress (fear of cancer recurrence and post-traumatic stress) differently affected CCS who showed higher or lower resilience levels compared to their peers. When looking at resilience as a possible moderator of the fear of cancer recurrence and post-traumatic stress on fatigue, our results showed a significant interaction between fear of cancer recurrence and resilience on fatigue.…”

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Associations between cancer‐related distress and fatigue in childhood cancer survivors: A longitudinal study

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Background and Aims A chronic feeling of fatigue occurs in up to 85% of childhood cancer survivors (CCS). This phenomenon has a detrimental effect on quality of life, reintegration in daily life activities and psychosocial functioning of the patient. Therefore, it is important to elucidate potential individual risk and protective factors. Methods CCS who were treated in the University Hospital of Leuven, completed two annual questionnaires on cancer‐related distress (fear of cancer recurrence and post‐traumatic stress, resilience and fatigue). Associations between distress and fatigue levels were examined by performing cross‐lagged panel analyses. Resilience was included as a potential moderator. These models included all within‐time associations, stability paths, and cross‐lagged paths. Gender and time since diagnosis were included as covariates. Results In total, 110 CCS participated in this study, aged 14–25 years (average time since diagnosis 12.2 years; 41.8% boys; diagnosed with leukemia/lymphoma [49%], solid tumor [15%], brain tumor [16%] or other [20%]). Fear of cancer recurrence and post‐traumatic stress at baseline positively predicted fatigue 1 year later. Cross‐lagged panel analyses showed that resilience did not buffer the effect of fear of cancer recurrence on fatigue, in contrary to our expectations. Stability coefficients were high for all study variables. Conclusion This study indicates associations between cancer‐related distress (fear of cancer recurrence and post‐traumatic stress), resilience and cancer‐related fatigue over time in CCS. Interventions to improve fatigue levels could be focusing on both tackling cancer‐related distress, while improving resilience levels as well.

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Section: Post-traumatic Stress Resilience and Fatigue In Survivorsmentioning

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Associations between cancer‐related distress and fatigue in childhood cancer survivors: A longitudinal study

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“…Body practices that can be used as a natural mechanism of health recovery when related to the diagnosis of breast cancer were considered as an intervention 13 and alleviating the symptoms caused by the treatment 15 .…”

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“…In 2004 and 2005, studies by Mustian et al 11 and Sandel et al 12 concluded that body practices improved the self-esteem and perceptions of body image. Currently, other studies indicate that body practice interventions for breast cancer survivors helped substantially to reduce depressive symptoms 3,13,14 , fear of disease recurrence 13 and anxiety 14,15 .…”

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How do Body Practices Affect the Psychological Aspects of Survivors Women Undergoing Treatment for Breast Cancer? Systematic Literature Review

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Rev. Bras. Cancerol.

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Introduction: Body practices can bring physical, psychological benefits and social rehabilitation and may be an alternative treatment for breast cancer. Objective: To analyze the evidence of the results of body practices over the psychological aspects of survivors women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Method: Systematic blind and independent review from September to December 2021 following the PRISMA guidelines, carried out in the databases: Embase Elsevier; PubMed Central; ScienceDirect; Scopus Elsevier and Web of Science – Core Collection. Results: Of 1,372 studies identified, 22 were included in this systematic review. Among the practices that stood out are meditation and Yoga, with anxiety being the most investigated variable by the studies. It is clear that body practices are options for non-pharmacological clinical treatments utilized in clinical practice by different health professionals in women who have survived breast cancer. Conclusion: Body practices proved to be beneficial in the treatment and psychological health of women who survived breast cancer. This evidence may help to implement body practices as a therapeutic resource to be used in the clinical practice of health professionals. However, more randomized clinical trials that follow study protocols more rigorously are suggested, so that the effectiveness of this approach can be evaluated in different clinical outcomes.

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“…As reações cutâneas são comuns em mulheres submetidas à radioterapia, causando desconforto, dor e vermelhidão nas mamas e axilas. (ARAUJO et al., 2019).…”

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Gestão de qualidade nos serviços de saúde relacionado aos cuidados de enfermagem na quimioterapia

Ferreira¹,

Hoegen

2023

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A equipe de enfermagem na assistência oncológica, presta atendimento de qualidade através dos protocolos, prontuários e capacitação da equipe, acompanhando o serviço prestado de forma crítica e sistemática, promovendo cuidados adequado ao paciente. Objetivo: Analisar a qualidade do serviço de enfermagem aos pacientes em tratamento de quimioterapia. Método: Revisão integrativa de literatura. Resultados: Foram obtidos 66 artigos, sendo vinte e um na base de dados da LILACS, trinta e três na SciELO e doze na BRISA. O resultado por combinação foi: 14 artigos na combinação “Gestão de qualidade e os cuidados aos pacientes” e 52 artigos na combinação “Qualidade da assistência e tratamento em quimioterapia” Considerações Finais: O enfermeiro que atua na assistência oncológica deve implantar cuidados de segurança para os pacientes e avaliação sistemática da assistência prestada pela equipe, observando através do acompanhamento da equipe e prontuário do paciente como o cuidado está sendo realizado, se os protocolos estão sendo seguidos de forma correta.

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Efeito da meditação no nível de estresse psicológico de mulheres com neoplasia mamária: revisão sistemática

Cited by 16 publications

References 33 publications

Associations between cancer‐related distress and fatigue in childhood cancer survivors: A longitudinal study

Associations between cancer‐related distress and fatigue in childhood cancer survivors: A longitudinal study

How do Body Practices Affect the Psychological Aspects of Survivors Women Undergoing Treatment for Breast Cancer? Systematic Literature Review

Gestão de qualidade nos serviços de saúde relacionado aos cuidados de enfermagem na quimioterapia

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