Effect of Roy adaptation model-based intervention on fatigue and posttraumatic growth in patient with malignant lymphoma during chemotherapy / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective:To investigate the effect of Roy adaptation model-based intervention on fatigue and posttraumatic growth in patient with malignant lymphoma during chemotherapy.Methods:A total of 110 malignant lymphoma patients who undergoing chemotherapy were randomly divided into study group and control group, with 59 cases in each group. The control group received routine nursing method, the study group carried out Roy adaptation model-based intervention. The post-traumatic growth inventorynventory (PTGI) and the revised piper fatigue scale (PFS-R) was evaluated the effect of intervention, respectively.Results:Before and after chemotherapy, the new possibilities, relating to others, personal strength, appreciation of life, spiritual change and total PTGI scores were (8.90±1.00), (17.27±3.66), (15.11±2.63), (15.23±4.19), (4.16±0.87), (60.45±6.49) and (9.64±1.38), (21.49±4.43), (17.78±4.17), (19.31±5.82), (4.95±0.89), (73.16±8.85), in addition, those index scores in the control group were [(8.74±1.40), (17.13±3.86), (15.46±3.55), (15.80±2.81), (4.26±1.15), (61.43±6.93) and (9.14±1.86), (18.44±4.31), (16.34±2.77), (17.97±3.18), (4.74±1.07), (66.63±6.68)]. There was no significant difference in PTGI scores between study group and control group ( P>0.05), however, relating to others, personal strength and total PTGI scores were significantly increased in the study group compared to the control group ( P<0.05). Before and after chemotherapy, the sensory, emotional, knowledge, behavioral and total PFS-R scores were (5.68±0.82), (4.80±1.06), (4.27±0.81), (4.16±0.47), (5.05±0.74) and (2.43±0.73), (4.27±0.61), (2.44±0.45), (4.07±0.73), (3.89±0.77), in addition, those index scores in the control group were [(5.73±1.23), (4.85±0.64), (4.37±0.74), (4.17±0.38), (4.98±0.82) and (4.48±0.72), (4.90±0.75), (3.45±0.53), (4.23±0.81), (4.60±0.57)]. There was no significant difference in PFS-R scores between study group and control group ( P>0.05), however, sensory, emotional, knowledge and total PFS-R scores were significantly decreased in the study group compared to the control group ( P<0.05). Conclusion:Roy adaptation model-based intervention can effectively alleviate fatigue and promote post-traumatic growth in patient with malignant lymphoma during chemotherapy.