Coping Strategies Used by Hospitalized Children With Cancer Undergoing Chemotherapy

Sposito, Amanda Mota Pacciulio; Silva-Rodrigues, Fernanda Machado; Sparapani, Valéria de Cássia; Pfeifer, Luzia Iara; Lima, Regina Aparecida Garcia de; Nascimento, Lucila Castanheira

doi:10.1111/jnu.12126

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“…The papers that elicited pediatric cancer patient perspective on their own spiritual care needs were primarily timed during the survivorship timeframe, as patients retrospectively described spirituality in the setting of survivorship . Child voice was included in the following formats: an open‐ended interview on hope, spiritual quality‐of‐life interviews, needs assessment discrete choice exercise, interview responses about coping strategies during chemotherapy hospitalizations or transplant, in association with advance care planning experience, and in integrative therapy use …”

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“…Adolescents in a study noted that chaplain inclusion was supportive and helpful in translating beliefs and concerns to the oncology care team . Children indicated that their religion, particularly the role of ritual and prayer, helped them cope with treatment. Children perceived religious practices as helpful and a form of support, primarily in strengthening their hope for a cure in a study and fostering relationality in another study .…”

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Spiritual assessment and spiritual care offerings as a standard of care in pediatric oncology: A recommendation informed by a systematic review of the literature

Robert

Stavinoha

Jones

et al. 2019

Pediatric Blood & Cancer

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Children with cancer and their families experience shifts in spiritual wellness from diagnosis through treatment and survivorship or bereavement. An interdisciplinary team conducted a systematic review of quantitative and qualitative research on spiritual assessments, interventions, and outcomes in childhood cancer following PRISMA guidelines using a PROSPERO registered protocol. Thirty‐nine well‐designed studies were included in the final analysis. The findings from this systematic review indicate the need for early spiritual assessment with offering of continued support for the spiritual functioning of children with cancer and their families as a standard of care.

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confidence: 99%

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Spiritual assessment and spiritual care offerings as a standard of care in pediatric oncology: A recommendation informed by a systematic review of the literature

Robert

Stavinoha

Jones

et al. 2019

Pediatric Blood & Cancer

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“…Nesse contexto, estudos nacionais e internacionais vêm sendo desenvolvidos visando investigar as estratégias de enfrentamento de crianças em eventos estressores, dentre eles situações de abrigamento (Batista, Silva e Reppold, 2010); processo de migração (Caqueo-Urízar et al, 2014); e contextos de saúde, como a situação pré-cirúrgica (Carnier, Padovani, Perosa e Rodrigues, 2015), e a vivência da hospitalização , dos procedimentos médicos invasivos para tratamento oncológico (Motta e Enumo, 2010) e da quimioterapia (Sposito et al, 2015) (Folkman et al, 1986) e avaliaram sua adequabilidade à população-alvo.…”

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Transcultural adaptation of Kidcope to portuguese (Brazil)

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RESUMOO objetivo do presente artigo é traduzir e realizar a adaptação transcultural para o Português (Brasil) do instrumento Kidcope. Trata-se de uma pesquisa metodológica, de caráter transversal, na qual se realizou a equivalência conceitual e de itens, semântica e operacional entre o instrumento original e a versão brasileira do Kidcope. Os resultados evidenciam uma boa equivalência conceitual e de itens, além de semântica, entre os itens do instrumento original e das retrotraduções, sobretudo quanto à díade T2 -R2. Quanto à equivalência operacional, as crianças avaliaram o instrumento como adequado e compreensível. O estudo atingiu o objetivo desejado. Os resultados se mostraram satisfatórios, indicando a possibilidade de continuidade à etapa subsequente, a equivalência de mensuração. Palavras-chave:Criança, adaptação psicológica, tradução. ABSTRACT Keywords: Children, psychological adaptation, translationThe objective of this paper was to translate and carry out the cross-cultural adaptation of Kidcope´s instrument to Portuguese (Brazil). The conceptual and item equivalence, semantic and operational equivalence between the original instrument and the Brazilian version of the Kidcope were performed in this cross-sectional methodological research. The results show a good conceptual and item equivalence, besides semantics between the elements of the original instrument and the translations, especially with reference to the T2 -R2 dyad. Regarding operational equivalence, the children confirmed to instrument as adequate and comprehensible. The study reached the desired goal and the results were satisfactory, noting the possibility of continuing to the next stage, the equivalence of measurement.

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“…Coping strategies are learned and evolve from the interaction of cognitive, emotional and behavioural systems [8]. It was found that children undergoing chemotherapy used a variety of coping strategies to deal with the pain and treatment side effects (e.g., understanding the need for chemotherapy, seeking pleasure in nourishment; engaging in entertaining activities and having fun, keeping the hope of cure alive, and finding support in religion) [32]. Studies investigating coping strategies in patients diagnosed with breast cancer found the most used coping strategies were positive self-statements (e.g., "I can handle this pain.…”

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Psychological factors and psychosocial interventions for cancer related pain

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2017

Romanian Journal of Internal Medicine

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The present paper is aimed at briefly presenting psychological factors involved in cancer related pain and what psychosocial interventions are efficient in reducing it. Cancer related pain is a complex experience and the most integrative and recommended approach is the biopsychosocial model. It has been proved that chronic pain is more strongly related to psychological factors than to treatment or illness related factors. Psychological factors influencing pain experience can be intuitively grouped starting with awareness of pain (i.e., attentional factor), then with evaluation of pain (i.e., cognitive factors) which is leading to feelings (i.e., emotional factors), and behaviours (i.e., coping strategies) regarding pain. Psychosocial interventions (i.e., skill based and education based interventions) have strong evidence that is effective in reducing cancer related pain.

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Coping Strategies Used by Hospitalized Children With Cancer Undergoing Chemotherapy

Cited by 62 publications

References 27 publications

Spiritual assessment and spiritual care offerings as a standard of care in pediatric oncology: A recommendation informed by a systematic review of the literature

Spiritual assessment and spiritual care offerings as a standard of care in pediatric oncology: A recommendation informed by a systematic review of the literature

Transcultural adaptation of Kidcope to portuguese (Brazil)

Psychological factors and psychosocial interventions for cancer related pain

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