Jakość życia pacjentek z rozpoznaniem nowotworu piersi

Ośmiałowska, Edyta; Świątoniowska, Natalia; Homętowska, Henryka

doi:10.5603/pmpi.2018.0003

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“…3 Factors that affect the QoL of women with breast cancer can be classified into 4 groups: sociodemographic variables (age, sex, relationship status, education), clinical variables (TNM stage, cancer type, treatment, symptoms and side effects, pain, functional performance), psycho-social variables (acceptance of illness, coherence), and health-related beliefs (strategies for coping with the disease or with pain). 4 Illness is undoubtedly a source of stress, and may be perceived by the patient as a loss (harm), threat, or challenge. Patients' behaviours and reactions depend on a number of factors, including treatment options and conditions, disease course, and individual characteristics (temperament, coping with stress, knowledge, personality, internal resources: social support and socio-economic status).…”

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<p>The Association Between Illness Acceptance and Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer</p>

Jankowska‐Polańska¹,

Świątoniowska-Lonc²,

Ośmiałowska³

et al. 2020

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Introduction: Breast cancer is the most common cause of cancer death in women. Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate the association between illness acceptance and quality of life (QoL) in patients with breast cancer. Patients and Methods: The study included 150 patients who had undergone surgery for breast cancer. The following standardized questionnaires were used: the Acceptance of Illness Scale (AIS), the EORT QLQ-C30 (The European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer Quality of Life Questionnaire Core 30), and the EORT QL-BR 23 (Quality of Life Questionnaire for Breast Cancer) for QoL evaluation. Socio-clinical data were obtained from the patients' medical records. Results: In the study group, the overall QoL score was 62.67±17.11 in the BCT group, 63 ±14.3 in the MTX group, and the highest: 65.5±20.2 in the reconstruction group. Comparative analysis showed that patients in the BCT group reported significantly more fatigue (p=0.007) and appetite loss (p=0.032) than those in the MTX+R group. Patients in the MTX group were significantly less satisfied with their body image (p=0.001) and experienced more financial troubles (p=0.013) than the remaining patients. Patients in the MTX+R group reported significantly better sexual function and more sexual enjoyment than the remaining patients (p<0.001). All patients scored high for illness acceptance, though patients in the MTX group had lower scores (28.17±7.2) than the others: 31.84±6.51 in the BCT group and 32.78±7.97 in the MTX+R group. The comparative analysis of QoL according to the level of AIS showed the significantly better QoL and less intense symptoms within all the domains except for the insomnia and hair loss domains in the group of high AIS in comparison with medium and lack of AIS. Acceptance of illness significantly correlated with 4 domains of the QLQ-C30 (p<0.05). The correlation between illness acceptance and overall QoL was positive (r=0.243; p=0.003)-the higher the acceptance, the better the QoL. Correlations with pain, diarrhoea, and financial difficulties were negative. Illness acceptance was positively correlated with QoL in 3 domains of the EORTC-BR23: body image (p<0.001), sexual function (p=0.015), and sexual enjoyment (p=0.047), and negatively with the "treatment side effects" (p=0.011). Conclusion: The level of illness acceptance varies depending on the treatment method, and is the lowest in the group of women having undergone a mastectomy, and the highest in patients after a mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction. Acceptance of illness improves the QoL of women treated for breast cancer, regardless of the specific treatment method.

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<p>The Association Between Illness Acceptance and Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer</p>

Jankowska‐Polańska¹,

Świątoniowska-Lonc²,

Ośmiałowska³

et al. 2020

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“…Zdecydowanie częściej jest diagnozowany u kobiet. W gronie mężczyzn rak piersi stanowi 1% wszystkich zlokalizowanych nowotworów [1]. Przygotowanie do zabiegu mastektomii obejmuje ciało i psychikę pacjentki.…”

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Przygotowanie pacjentki do samoopieki po zabiegu mastektomii

Górniewicz

Antczak

2021

IwP

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Wstęp. Obecnie rak piersi plasuje się na pierwszym miejscu pod względem zachorowalności u kobiet w Polsce. W celu leczenia raka piersi stosuje się mastektomię. Przygotowanie pacjentki do samoopieki po mastektomii obejmuje nie tylko sferę fizyczną, ale także psychiczną. Cel. Celem pracy jest analiza wybranych metod samoopieki dla pacjentki po zabiegu mastektomii. Materiał i metody. W pracy dokonano analizy literatury poświęconej zagadnieniom opieki pielęgniarskiej nad pacjentką po zabiegu mastektomii oraz właściwym przygotowaniu jej do samoopieki. Przegląd. Rozwojowi nowotworu piersi sprzyja szereg różnych czynników. Istotnym aspektem leczenia jest określenie stadium zaawansowania i dobranie odpowiedniej terapii. Jedną z metod postępowania leczniczego jest mastektomia. Wówczas ważnym elementem procesu terapeutycznego jest wyjaśnienie pacjentce celu zabiegu i przygotowanie jej do dalszej samoopieki. Wnioski. Rak piersi istotnie modyfikuje jakość życia pacjentek.Po zabiegu mastektomii niezbędne jest zapewnienie prawidłowej opieki pielęgniarskiej pod względem psychicznym oraz fizycznym.Wpływa to na komfort pacjentki w trakcie pobytu, oraz po wyjściu ze szpitala.

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Jakość życia kobiet po mastektomii

Rybka¹,

Włocławku²,

Ziółkowska³

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Introduction. Amazons is a group of women who are extremely brave and valiant in their social organization, who support each other against the heavy adversary that has put their lives in their way- breast cancer. The activities of associations facilitate adaptation to the new health situation of these women. An indispensable aspect of women after a mastectomy is their quality of life. The concept of quality of life is a multidimensional term covering every sphere of human life at every stage. Aim. The aim of the work was to assess the quality of life of women after mas-tectomies associated with the Amazon group. Material and methods. The study examined 103 women aged ≥ 20. More than three quarters of respondents lived in urban areas and one in three women lived in rural areas. The WHOQOL-BREF questionnaire is used to assess the quality of life and is a standardised tool for assessing the quality of life of both healthy and sick people. Results. Women after mastectomy affiliated with the Amazon club accept their appearance and health, which translates into an overall quality of life. Conclusions. Patients after the sparing procedure assess their quality of life at the highest level, while women after bilateral mastectomy at the lowest level. The extent of the support provided by loved ones has a significant impact on self-assessment in terms of quality of life satisfaction. Awareness of cancer negatively affects the mental sphere. Active professional persons after mastec-tomy were given the opportunity to return to work, which positively affected the quality of life.

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Jakość życia pacjentek z rozpoznaniem nowotworu piersi

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<p>The Association Between Illness Acceptance and Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer</p>

<p>The Association Between Illness Acceptance and Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer</p>

Przygotowanie pacjentki do samoopieki po zabiegu mastektomii

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