ビデオを活用したアドバンス・ケア・プランニングのきっかけ作り：膵癌・胆道癌教室の授業開発

雅紀, 森; 拓志, 奥坂; 彬博, 大場; 早紀, 星野; 理恵子, 清水; 直子, 松永; 沙耶香, 冨永; 慧, 石原; 優芽, 山之内; 志帆, 針生; 麻理子, 清水; 美帆, 小板橋; 由貴子, 西渕; 麻衣子, 藤森; 雄太, 丸木; 優子, 栁井; 俊輔, 近藤; 都, 高橋; 勇人, 土屋; 範, 肱岡; 千種, 森実; 上野秀樹,; 美邦, 永塩; 康成, 坂本; なおみ, 桜井; 弘行, 大谷; 安輝子, 浦久保; 宏子, 岡田; 沙弥香, 竹之内; 淳, 浜野; 薫, 西島; 千佳子, 清水; 達也, 森田; 義之, 木澤

doi:10.2958/suizo.35.136

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“…Recently, in Japan, not only for medical professionals and researchers, but also for the general public, thinking about how to live life and the end of life has become a familiar topic (e.g., “ending notes” and “end of life plan”) (Sumita, 2015). In addition, especially at our hospital, we have been providing palliative care and advance care planning topics for pancreatobiliary cancer patients and their caregivers since early treatment stages (Mori et al, 2020). Therefore, it may have been easier for participants in this study to talk about such serious topics.…”

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A feasibility study of a peer discussion group intervention for patients with pancreatobiliary cancer and their caregivers

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Objectives The purpose of this feasibility study was to examine the impacts of a peer discussion group intervention called “the pancreatobiliary cancer salon” on psychological distress among patients with pancreatobiliary cancer and their caregivers. Methods We recruited patients with pancreatic or biliary tract cancer and their caregivers. We conducted a within-group pre–post comparison study. Participants were grouped by the type of cancer and treatment. Each group consisted of four to five patients or caregivers. Hospital staff members facilitated group discussions where participants freely talked for 1 h. We evaluated participants’ psychological condition using the Profile of Mood States (POMS) and their impressions of the pancreatobiliary cancer salon. Results We analyzed data from 42 patients and 27 caregivers who joined the salon for the first time. Thirty-five patients (83.3%) had pancreatic cancer. Thirty-one patients (71.4%) had unresectable pancreatobiliary cancer and 14 patients (33.3%) were being treated with second-line or third-line chemotherapy at the time of the survey. Twenty-two patients (52.4%) participated in the salon within 6 months after diagnosis. Most participating caregivers were the patient's spouse/partner (51.9%) or child (34.6%). Both patients and caregivers experienced high levels of satisfaction with the pancreatobiliary cancer salon. Both patients and caregivers had significantly lower psychological distress as assessed by POMS after the salon. Significance of results A peer discussion group intervention might be well-received and has potential to benefit for patients with pancreatobiliary cancer and their caregivers.

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