Family Resilience in the Oncology Setting: Development of an Integrative Framework.
Family Resilience in the Oncology Setting: Development of an Integrative Framework.
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DOI：
10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00666
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Pravettoni G
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文献类型：
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作者：
Faccio F;Renzi C;Giudice AV;Pravettoni G
复原力是一个在过去几十年里迅速引起人们兴趣的概念。研究人员一直对一些人从不利事件中恢复过来并适应极具挑战性的情况的能力感到着迷。最近，家庭复原力，即家庭系统的潜在资源，由于许多个人研究强调了与重要他人的关系在调解适应和康复方面的关键影响而被考虑。在这篇文章中，简要概述了关于个人和家庭韧性的理论文献。接下来，对当前在肿瘤学背景下关于弹性的经验性文献进行评估。虽然家庭复原力被认为是每个家庭单位特有的动态过程，但可以确定一些共同的资源和优势，这些资源和优势可以帮助家庭面对重大逆境，如癌症。也就是说，到目前为止，还没有专门应用于癌症轨迹的家庭复原力框架。借鉴以前的研究，我们试图为癌症患者家庭提供一个临床复原力模型，目的是绘制出那些可以使家庭能够应对长期逆境的资源。这一框架可作为卫生专业人员评估家庭力量、促进特定家庭进程和促进适应癌症经历的一般指导方针。
Resilience is a concept that has received burgeoning interest in the last decades. Researchers have been fascinated by the ability of some individuals to bounce back from an adverse event and adapt to extremely challenging situations. More recently family resilience, namely the potential resources of the family’s system, has been considered due to numerous individual studies highlighting the crucial influence of relationships with significant others in mediating adaptation and recovery. In this article, a brief overview of the theoretical literature on individual and family resilience is presented. Following, current empirical literature on resilience in the context of oncology is evaluated. Although family resilience is considered a dynamic process unique to each family unit, some common resources and strengths that can help families face significant adversities, such as cancer, can be identified. This said to date there is no family resilience framework applied specifically to the cancer trajectory. Drawing from previous studies, we sought to provide a clinical resilience model for families living with cancer, with the aim of mapping those resources that can empower families to deal with prolonged adversity. This framework can serve as general guideline for health professionals in assessing family strengths, promoting specific family processes and facilitating adaptation to the cancer experience.
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