Providing Information for surgical cancer patients to facilitate self-care behaviors

为了解外科癌症患者的信息提供状况，对外科癌症患者的信息需求和信息寻求行为进行了调查。头颈部肿瘤患者的信息需求在半结构式访谈中出现了四个主题，即“生存”、“手术意义的确认”、“适应和恢复的前景”和“真相”。他决定接受手术，但他的决定并不重要。总是同时发生。这项研究的结果表明，满足患者的信息需求将有助于接受乳腺癌患者的信息需求的过程中，在早期医疗的患者需要的信息的时间，在癌症被诊断出来的时候，在时间作出决定的治疗方案。尽管患者需要从外科医生那里获得重要信息，但他们会寻求互联网、书籍或朋友。接受化疗的乳腺癌患者需要有关治疗效果、治疗计划或副作用的措施和应对策略的信息。与此同时，所需的“讲真话”，“告诉面对面”，或“给人希望“这些研究的结果表明，满足患者的信息需求鼓励接受癌症，支持决策的治疗，并促进患者与医疗保健专业人员之间的关系。此外，它必须为积极的自我护理行为产生内在能量。需要做更多的研究来审查提供信息的问题。这将提高结果

In order to examine the state of providuig information for surgical cancer patients, their information needs and information seeking behaviors were investigated. The following results were obtained by qualitative analysisInformation needs of head and neck cancer patients Four themes emerged as result of the semi structured interview, that is to say, "survival",, "confirmation of the significance of the operation", "prospects for adaptation and recovery", and "truth". Agreeing to an operation and acceptance of i ; his decision do not. always occur simultaneously. The results of this study suggest that satisfying the information needs of patients will assist the process of acceptanceInformation needs of breast cancer patients The times for which the patients in early medical treatment needed information were, at the time the cancer was diagnosed and at the time a decision was made about the treatment option. Although patients required significant information from the surgeon, they sought internet, books or friends. Breast cancer patients who were receiving the chemotherapy needed information about the effects of the treatment, plan of the treatment, or measures and coping strategies for side effects. At the same time, the desired "truth telling", "telling face to face", or "giving hope"The results of these studies suggest that satisfying the information needs of patients encourage acceptance of cancer, support decision-making for treatment, and promote the relationship between patients acid healthcare professionals. In addition, it must generate internal energy for positive self-care behaviors. More research needs to be done to examine providing information. that will enhance outcomes