Post-traumatic growth and cancer-related communication among adolescents having mothers with breast cancer
Post-traumatic growth and cancer-related communication among adolescents having mothers with breast cancer
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DOI：
10.1007/s00520-023-07915-z
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发表时间：
2023-07
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Rei Oshiro;M. Tanabe;Keiichi Tada;Junko Takei;H. Yamauchi;Youko Warita;K. Kamibeppu
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作者：
Rei Oshiro;M. Tanabe;Keiichi Tada;Junko Takei;H. Yamauchi;Youko Warita;K. Kamibeppu
PurposeThis study aims to clarify the characteristics of post-traumatic growth（PTG）among adolescents having mothers diagnosed with breast cancer survivors.MethodsA cross-sectional study was carried out using anonymous self-report questionnaire with breast cancer survivors and adolescent children.青少年PTG的测量使用日本版的修订PTG儿童量表（PTGI-C-R-J）。此外，分层多元回归分析。为了评估癌症相关的通信对每个分量表的影响，癌症相关的通信的总得分与其他分量表单独切换内构建model.ResultsA共97乳腺癌幸存者和他们的青少年儿童。PTGI-C-R-J总分和“个人力量”、“新的可能性”、“与他人相关”、“生活欣赏”和“精神变化”的分量表得分的平均值分别为9.0、1.7、1.8、2.3、2.4和0.9。PTG和癌症相关沟通之间的联系得到了部分澄清。当青少年与母亲分享更多有关乳腺癌的信息时，PTGI-C-R-J评分较高，当青少年对母亲表达更多负面情绪时，PTGI-C-R-J评分较低。沟通与母亲的关系与PTG.ConclusionsOf所有PTG域，“与他人有关”和“欣赏生活”是相对较高的青少年。卫生专业人员应支持乳腺癌幸存者，确保他们向青春期子女传达有关治疗计划和副作用的适当信息。卫生专业人员应该帮助青少年平静而清晰地表达他们的负面情绪。
PurposeThis study aimed to clarify the characteristics of post-traumatic growth (PTG) among adolescents having mothers diagnosed with breast cancer and the relationship between PTG and cancer-related communication with breast cancer survivors.MethodsA cross-sectional study was conducted using anonymous self-report questionnaires with breast cancer survivors and adolescent children. PTG in adolescents was measured using the Japanese version of the revised PTG Inventory for Children (PTGI-C-R-J). Furthermore, hierarchical multiple regression analysis was implemented. To evaluate the impact of cancer-related communication on each subscale, the total score of cancer-related communication was switched with other subscales individually within the constructed model.ResultsA total of 97 breast cancer survivors and their adolescent children were included. The mean scores of the total PTGI-C-R-J and subscale scores for “personal strength,” “new possibilities,” “relating to others,” “appreciation of life,” and “spiritual change” were 9.0, 1.7, 1.8, 2.3, 2.4, and 0.9, respectively. The connection between PTG and cancer-related communication was partially clarified. The PTGI-C-R-J score was higher when adolescents shared more information regarding breast cancer with their mothers and lower when adolescents expressed more negative feelings toward their mothers. Communication regarding relationships with mothers was not correlated with PTG.ConclusionsOf all PTG domains, “relating to others” and “appreciation of life” were comparatively higher in adolescents. Health professionals should support breast cancer survivors to ensure that they convey appropriate information regarding their treatment plans and side effects to their adolescent children. Health professionals should help adolescent children express their negative feelings calmly and clearly.