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Experiences and Feelings of Cancer Patients Without Subjective Symptoms Who Regularly Visit Hospitals for Tests After Cancer Treatment Tomomi Miyasaka 1,2 1Nagumo Clinic, Tokyo Keyword: 修正版グラウンデッド・セオリー・アプローチ , M-GTA , がん治療後 , 外来患者 , 体験 , 思い , Modified Grounded Theory Approach , after cancer treatment , outpatients , experiences , feelings pp.369-382
Published Date 2005/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1681100026
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 The current research interviewed 8 individuals who were informed that they had no recurrence or metastasis after definitive treatment for cancer (surgery, chemotherapy, etc.) and who periodically visit hospitals for tests (individuals not visiting for treatment of other illnesses) despite having no subjective symptoms. This research analyzed these individuals from the perspective of“what would serve as support”using a Modified Grounded Theory Approach. Results were that the feeling of there is no guarantee that I’m OK was in the portion intersecting the graph of ∞ (infinity), feelings in[the category of feeling helpless]and[the category of wanting to take action]were fluid, and which category one fit into was related to a change in mood and the relationship with one's attending physician. Results suggested that treatment providers not merely follow the course of illness, i.e. whether the cancer affecting the patient has recurred or metastasized, but that they need to recognize the importance of an approach from the perspective of health and prevention of disease and, with attention to a patient's life after surviving strenuous treatment, strive to support the patient from a variety of angles with sentiments of〈deciding to accept things one's self〉and〈putting experience to use〉of cancer survivors.


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電子版ISSN 1882-1405 印刷版ISSN 0022-8370 医学書院

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