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Emotional Responses Associated with the Symptoms Experience in Patients Undergoing Treatment Process for Advanced Lung Cancer Harumi Hashimoto 1 , Kiyoko Kanda 2 1Gunma Prefecture College of Health Sciences 2Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences Keyword: 進行肺がん , 治療過程 , 症状体験 , 情緒的反応 , advanced lung cancer , treatment process , symptom experience , emotional response pp.77-85
Published Date 2011/3/20
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Abstract

 Objective:To elucidate the types of emotional responses associated with the experience of symptoms in patients undergoing treatment for advanced lung cancer.

 Methods:Data were obtained by conducting semi-structured interviews on 10 patients undergoing treatment for advanced lung cancer who had subjective symptoms but whose general condition was stable. Relevant statements were encoded and abstracted, and analyzed using a qualitative descriptive method in order to identify the themes and types of emotional responses.

 Results:Emotional responses were summarized into 14 themes, and a total of seven types of emotional responses were identified, including “fear of exacerbation of cancer,”“realization that one has cancer,” and “hope for remission of cancer.”

 Conclusion:These findings suggest that because the suffering associated with cancer and the pain related to human nature are inherent in the basis of emotional responses associated with the experience of symptoms, it is necessary to take a comprehensive view when understanding symptoms and consider the emotional responses that underlie physical pain, and that interventions for inner pain and the suffering associated with illness that relate to human nature are important in alleviation of symptoms.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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