Effect of psychoeducational intervention on anxiety among Egyptian bladder cancer patients

Ali, Nagia S.; Khalil, Hoda Z.

doi:10.1097/00002820-198908000-00006

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“…Rather, cancer group psychotherapy intervention trials fall predominantly into the following categories: (a) patient education/psycho-education interventions (e.g. [1,10,24,44,85]); (b) supportive-expressive interventions (e.g., [27,75,78,86); and (c) cognitive-behavioral interventions (e.g. [23,30,46,82]).…”

Section: Traditional Group Psychotherapy Interventions For Cancer Patmentioning

confidence: 99%

Spirituality and meaning in supportive care: spirituality- and meaning-centered group psychotherapy interventions in advanced cancer

Breitbart

2001

Support Care Cancer

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Existential and spiritual issues are at the frontier of new clinical and research focus in palliative and supportive care of cancer patients. As concepts of adequate supportive care expand beyond a focus on pain and physical symptom control, existential and spiritual issues such as meaning, hope and spirituality in general have received increased attention from supportive care clinicians and clinical researchers. This paper reviews the topics of spirituality and end-of-life care, defines spirituality, and suggests measures of spirituality that deal with two of its main components: faith/religious beliefs and meaning/spiritual well-being. These two constructs of spirituality are reviewed in terms of their role in supportive care. Finally, a review of existing psychotherapeutic interventions for spiritual suffering are reviewed and a novel meaning-centered group psychotherapy for advanced cancer patients is described.

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Section: Traditional Group Psychotherapy Interventions For Cancer Patmentioning

confidence: 99%

Spirituality and meaning in supportive care: spirituality- and meaning-centered group psychotherapy interventions in advanced cancer

Breitbart

2001

Support Care Cancer

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“…Mohamed and Mohamed (2014) was published by a university hospital journal in Egypt, and the findings may not be generalizable. Findings from Ali and Khalil (1989) were also specific to Egyptian patients and may not be generalizable. The studies by Watson (1983) and Ali and Khalil (1989) were very small and about 30 years old.…”

Section: Review Of the Literaturementioning

confidence: 90%

“…Three studies were identified that examined educational interventions in patients with a UD (Ali & Khalil, 1989; Mohamed & Mohamed, 2014; Watson, 1983). Unfortunately, none evaluated or targeted SE.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Improving Self-Efficacy and Self-Care in Adult Patients With a Urinary Diversion: A Pilot Study

Merandy

Morgan

Lee

et al. 2017

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Purpose/Objectives To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a multimodality educational intervention for improving self-efficacy (SE) and self-care in patients with a new urinary diversion (UD). Design Two-arm randomized, controlled trial. Setting Academic medical center in New York. Sample 8 adults diagnosed with bladder cancer requiring UD. Methods A multimodality educational intervention consisting of video, Microsoft PowerPoint® slides, and medical illustrations was developed. SE was assessed pre- and postintervention related to care of the UD. Education scale scores provided evidence for intervention acceptability and assessment of UD self-care skills. Main Research Variables Feasibility, acceptability, results of SE, and self-care scales. Findings Enrollment and retention was 100%. All participants took part in every aspect of the study. No issues were apparent with administration of the study; however, a lack of self-care independence was noted between the study arms. The control group was younger in age than the intervention group. Conclusions A supplemental multimethod educational intervention is acceptable in this population and feasible to integrate into hospital care or into an appropriately powered study. Implications for Nursing A need exists for ongoing postdischarge support and education in this population. Additional studies are needed to determine the best approach for this.

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“…-des psychothérapies individuelles dans quatorze essais ; -l'utilisation d'auto-hypnose dans l'essai de Spiegel (1989) mais pas dans celui de Goodwin (2001) qui tentait pourtant de confirmer les résultats très positifs de Spiegel avec une survie médiane passant de dix-neuf mois dans le groupe contrôle à trente-sept mois dans le groupe traité ; Edelman (1999) et Marchioro (1996) avec une prise en charge à l'adresse non seulement du patient mais aussi de sa famille ; -par ailleurs, six protocoles proposaient un apprentissage de la relaxation ou de la méditation dont quatre simultanément à un soutien de groupe ; -une initiative à part a consisté à utiliser l'expression écrite comme levier émotionnel chez Walker (1999), mais sans succès ; -enfin, les interventions dont la visée était strictement informative, se limitant à une information au patient lors d'une consultation unique, ne paraissent pas s'inscrire dans une démarche thérapeutique similaire aux autres : Rimer (1987), Ali (1989), Conor (1992), Brandberg (1994), McQuellon (1997) et De Wit (1997. Il nous en a semblé de même pour l'essai de Hagopian (1990) consistant en un appel télépho-nique hebdomadaire d'une infirmière pendant la radiothérapie.…”

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Le cancer indépendant du psychisme: un manque d’interprétation créatrice?

Kwiatkowski

Dalle²,

Auvray

2005

Rev Francoph Psycho Oncologie

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La recherche des liens entre les facteurs psychosociologiques et le cancer, tant en ce qui concerne l'étiologie de cette maladie que sa prise en charge et son évolution, n'a pas pour l'instant permis d'obtenir de résultats franchement significatifs, et ce malgré l'importance des efforts fournis. Cet article passe en revue les principales conclusions, mais, contrairement aux avis sceptiques qui prévalent dans la littérature médicale, il vise à dégager les pistes qui restent à explorer et qui demeurent prometteuses. Parmi elles, des recherches épidémiologiques chez l'enfant sont nécessaires, relativement aux événements de vie propres à cette tranche d'âge et en utilisant une approche systémique. Outre la survie, le confort et la qualité de vie et certaines caractéris-tiques comme l'anxiété, la dépression et le coping, de nouveaux objectifs devraient être envisagés pour évaluer l'impact des psychothérapies sur le cancer, entre autres en étudiant les variations des marqueurs principaux de l'immunité, des rythmes circadiens biologiques, du sommeil ou du cycle activité/repos. Les thérapies de groupe semblent avoir un effet principalement en raison des informations (médicales ou autres) dont elles permettent la communication, mais leur efficacité reste discutée. De nouveaux types d'intervention psychosociale devraient donc être introduits dans les essais, en raison de leurs effets rapides, dont certains prouvés sur l'immunité : par exemple l'hypnose. La psychologie clinique semble aussi bien adaptée à ce type d'étude. Les enfants, sous réserve d'une éthique satisfaisante, paraissent une cible privilégiée pour les recherches à venir, mais les essais doivent continuer à inclure des patients de tous âges et, ce, quels que soient le stade et le type de leur maladie. Enfin, sur le plan purement statistique, les analyses multivariées ont tendance à évincer les facteurs psychologiques quand leur pathogénéicité provient de conduites à risque (tabagisme, alcoolisme…) qu'ils favorisent. Les conclusions attribuant la responsabilité des cancers à ces seuls derniers facteurs (tabac, alcool) sont alors erronées. Au minimum, il faut réaffecter au facteur psychologique le poids de son influence sur l'exposition au carcinogène. Abstract:The research of links between psychosocial factors and cancer, either concerning the risk factors of the disease or its management, has not yet produced obvious significant results, despite the great amount of invested efforts. This review reports the main conclusions, but, contrary to sceptical opinions that prevail in medical literature, it tries to clear unexplored and promising paths. Among them, epidemiological research with children appears necessary, concerning life events that are specific to this age while using a systemic approach. Besides survival, comfort and quality of life, and psychological characteristics such as anxiety, depression and coping, new goals should be considered to study the impact of psychotherapies on cancer. These include variations of main immunity markers, of circadian b...

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Effect of psychoeducational intervention on anxiety among Egyptian bladder cancer patients

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Spirituality and meaning in supportive care: spirituality- and meaning-centered group psychotherapy interventions in advanced cancer

Spirituality and meaning in supportive care: spirituality- and meaning-centered group psychotherapy interventions in advanced cancer

Improving Self-Efficacy and Self-Care in Adult Patients With a Urinary Diversion: A Pilot Study

Le cancer indépendant du psychisme: un manque d’interprétation créatrice?

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