Pengambilan Keputusan mengenai Pengobatan pada  Pasien Kanker Payudara yang Menjalani Pengobatan Tradisional

Shabrina, Arina; Iskandarsyah, Aulia

doi:10.22146/jpsi.31902

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“…There is a comprehensive interaction between positive and negative motivations, which is a critique of the modern system of medicine. Some of the reasons underlying the increasing number of people using CAM are: 1) dissatisfaction with the results of conventional treatment, 2) dissatisfaction with the services of formal health care providers, 3) The positive effects of CAM treatment in terms of physical, emotional and behavioural aspects; 4) The safety of CAM therapy when compared to conventional therapy; 5) Satisfaction with CAM therapy, 6) Trust in CAM service providers and the choice of type of therapy offered, 7) The emergence of a postmodern value system, and 8) Sources of recommendations for the use of CAM (Siahpush, 1998;Ernst, 2000;Hasan et al, 2010Hasan et al, , 2011Mitha, Nagarajan and Gohar, 2013;Sirois, Salamonsen and Kristoffersen, 2016;Shabrina and Iskandarsyah, 2019).…”

Section: Complementary-alternative Medicine (Cam) and Reason For Usementioning

confidence: 99%

Discoursing the use of complementary therapy for cancer care in Indonesia: A perspective

Rinihapsari¹,

Widianarko

Utami

2022

JHNS

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The use of CAM in Indonesia is relatively high, but this method is still considered a second-class treatment. There are still many modern medical practitioners who have not accepted this method as a method of treatment that can be accounted for. This article attempts to explain why complementary-alternative medicine continues to develop and why it needs to be widely proposed as a treatment method of choice, in addition to modern medical treatment. Conventional medical medicine or modern medicine and complementary-alternative medicine have different philosophical foundations, so imposing an assessment using biomedical methods to prove the efficacy of CAM seems less appropriate. Suppose evidence of efficacy is required for CAM to be accepted. In that case, it seems that research methods with qualitative and anthropological approaches should be chosen that provide more space for individual experiences in the use of CAM. Keywords: Complementary and alternative medicine; modern medicine; biomedical; anthropology

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Section: Complementary-alternative Medicine (Cam) and Reason For Usementioning

confidence: 99%

Discoursing the use of complementary therapy for cancer care in Indonesia: A perspective

Rinihapsari¹,

Widianarko

Utami

2022

JHNS

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“…Penelitian lain menyatakan bahwa keluarga lebih memercayai terapis pengobatan tradisional daripada dokter. Rekomendasi dari keluarga pun menjadi titik awal bagi pasien kanker untuk mencoba menjalani pengobatan tradisional (King et al, 2015;Shabrina & Iskandarsyah, 2019).…”

Section: Pembahasan Tema 1 Pengetahuan Keluarga Mengenai Penyakit Dan...unclassified

Pengalaman Keluarga Dalam Merawat Pasien Kanker Serviks

Rizawati

2022

JKII

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Routine treatment of cervical cancer patients makes the family have to take care of it. This study aims to determine the family's experience in caring for cervical cancer patients. This study used a descriptive phenomenological design with a phenomenological approach. The research sample was 4 participants who were taken based on the inclusion criteria using a purposive sampling technique. Data collection using interview methods and the analysis used is thematic analysis. Participants know the signs and symptoms of the patient's illness during treatment, make treatment efforts such as medical and non-medical that make an impact on the patient. Participants' responses during the treatment were tired, sad, patient and sincere. Taking care of the patients themselves and the inactivity of carrying out routines became obstacles and challenges for participants. Support is not only provided by families but also health workers, neighbors and teachers. The experience gained by participants is that they have knowledge of disease and treatment, try to meet the needs of patients both biologically and psychologically, even though they have obstacles and challenges, but participants also have positive things from their experiences during treatment.

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“…Treatment of breast cancer are radiation, chemotherapy, surgery and combination, which are part of modern medicine (Irawan et al, 2017). Breast cancer patients who look for treatment, in addition to using modern medicine, they also use traditional medicine, because of the belief that traditional medicine is more trusted and relatively more affordable compared to modern medicine which costs relatively higher (Ain & Asriyadi, 2018;Shabrina & Iskandarsyah, 2019).…”

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Knowledge and Income Determining Treatment Options For Cancer Patients

Fauziyyah,

Azizah Jain,

Rahayuwati

et al. 2022

Jurnal Berita Ilmu Keperawatan

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Breast cancer is still the most common case in many countries. Breast cancer can threat a person's quality of life, especially for someone who has difficulty choosing treatment due to lack of understanding of treatment options. In choosing a treatment influenced by knowledge and income which are internal factors that must be present in determining treatment options, because itwill determine the right choice of treatment. This study aims to discover the choice of treatment in breast cancer patients based on knowledge and income.The research design used quantitative descriptive. This study used secondary data from a Leading Tertiary Study grant in 2015. Sampling in this study were 200 breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Data processing used univariate and crosstabs techniques with the correlation test using Chi-Square.In this study, there was a relationship between knowledge and choice of treatment, but there was no relationship between income and choice of treatment. In conclusion, that the choice of breast cancer treatment is influenced by the respondent's understanding of the disease. It is hoped that this research can be a source of information that can be used by health workers in providing nursing care.

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Pengambilan Keputusan mengenai Pengobatan pada Pasien Kanker Payudara yang Menjalani Pengobatan Tradisional

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Discoursing the use of complementary therapy for cancer care in Indonesia: A perspective

Discoursing the use of complementary therapy for cancer care in Indonesia: A perspective

Pengalaman Keluarga Dalam Merawat Pasien Kanker Serviks

Knowledge and Income Determining Treatment Options For Cancer Patients

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