Individuals who are able to Support Cancer Patients Psychologically and in other ways and Consultation of Cancer Patients
Individuals who are able to Support Cancer Patients Psychologically and in other ways and Consultation of Cancer Patients
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能够在心理上及其他方面支持癌症患者的个人以及癌症患者的咨询
DOI：
10.11258/jjghp.22.35
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发表时间：
2010
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影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
A. Matsuda
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作者：
T. Matsushita;E. Matsushima;Wataru Noguchi;Mika Kobayashi;A. Matsuda
背景：虽然癌症患者及其家属对心理护理/支持的需求似乎很重要，但目前癌症患者的咨询状况尚不清楚。目的：本研究的目的是了解癌症患者是否需要能够在心理和其他方面支持他们并为其提供心理护理的个人，以及癌症患者咨询的现状。受试者：受试者是癌症患者和癌症幸存者。方法：方法是通过互联网进行自我报告式问卷调查。结果：据观察，64.6%的受试者需要能够在心理上和其他方面支持自己并为其提供心理护理的人，而提供心理护理/支持的人几乎都是其家人。此外，46.8%的受试者与其他患有相同疾病的患者讨论了自己的病情，并以同样的方式互相咨询。而且，84.2%的人认为这样的经历对心理有帮助。另一方面，只有10.8%的病人咨询精神科医生或心身医学医生。此外，22.0% 的受试者试图从另一位医生那里获得第二意见。此外，35.4%的患者经历过精神上的痛苦，其中33.9%的人与他人讨论过此事。最后，42.4%的受试者表示他们的家庭成员在治疗期间感到沮丧，62.7%的家庭成员倾听受试者的意见。讨论：有人建议建立一个鼓励癌症患者向医院内人员咨询的系统是必要的。
Background: Although the need for psychological care/support among cancer patients and their family members seems important, the current status of cancer patients’ consultation is not clear. Object: The purpose of this study is to clarify whether cancer patients need individuals who can support them psychologically and in other ways and provide them with psychological care, and the current status of cancer patients’ consultation. Subjects: Subjects are cancer patients and cancer survivors. Method: Method is a self-reported questionnaires via the Internet. Results: It was observed that 64.6% of the subjects needed individuals who could support them psychologically and in other ways and provide them with psychological care, and that almost all the persons who provided psychological care/support were their family members. Further, 46.8% of the subjects discussed their condition with other patients who had the same disease, and they counseled each other in the same way. Moreover, 84.2% of them thought that such an experience was psychologically helpful. On the other hand, only 10.8% of the patients consulted a psychiatrist or a psychosomatic medicine doctor. Furthermore, 22.0% of the subjects tried to get a second opinion from another doctor. In addition, 35.4% of the patients experienced spiritual pain, and 33.9% of them discussed it with another person. Finally, 42.4% of the subjects reported that their family members were depressed during their treatment, and 62.7% of family members lent an ear to the subjects. Discussion: It was suggested that the construction of a system which could encourage cancer patients to consult with someone in the hospital is necessary.
日本癌症患者收到坏消息时对医生沟通方式的偏好
DOI：
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发表时间：
2008
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影响因子：
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作者：
Uchitomi Y;Fujimori M;et al.;藤森麻衣子;藤森麻衣子
通讯作者：
藤森麻衣子