Action research of the comprehensive support program for the cancer patient
Palliative Care Research
;
: 201-208, 2010.
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in Japanese
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| ID: wpr-374688
ABSTRACT
This study examined the content validity and issues in the program management of a comprehensive support program for cancer patients. The program included a seminar for patients, a newsletter, a support cafe, support group, a yoga and stretching class, and a hand and foot care class. Program evaluation was conducted three times (before program, During program 6 months later, After program) using an original questionnaire, MAC, and FACIT-SP. Forty subjects were included in the study. Subjects responded that they were satisfied with the knowledge and information obtained through the program, as well as the personal connections established with medical personnel. The physical intervention portion of the program was positively evaluated, and the emotional and spiritual QOL of patients improved significantly after the program. These results suggest that the program effectively supports the active lives of cancer patients. Palliat Care Res 2011; 6(1) 201-208
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Palliative Care Research
Year:
2010
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