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Decision-making Process for Treatment Selection in Prostate Cancer Patients Who Chose Carbon Ion Radiotherapy Maiko Senuma 1 , Keiko Fujimoto 2 , Kiyoko Kanda 2 1Department of Nursing, Gunma University Hospital 2Gunma University, Graduate School of Health Sciences Keyword: 前立腺がん , 重粒子線治療 , 意思決定 , prostate cancer , carbon ion radiotherapy , decision-making pp.90-98
Published Date 2016/9/25
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 Purposes: Various treatment strategies are available for prostate cancer. Therefore, patients often have anxiety and emotional conflicts at the time of treatment selection. This study was aimed at identifying the decisionmaking process of patients who chose carbon ion radiotherapy and to examine the need for nursing support.

 Methods: The study was conducted in 14 patients who started receiving carbon ion radiotherapy treatment for prostate cancer during the past 1 year. Data were analyzed using the modified grounded theory approach.

 Results: During this process, the patients were at first shocked by the diagnosis of cancer, but were then ready to acquire information on the treatment options available for prostate cancer. Thereafter, they were able to identify the value of treatments based on their beliefs, and were convinced that carbon ion radiotherapy was the optimal treatment.

 Conclusions: The characteristics of this decision-making process were that once they made up their minds, the decision of the patients remained unchanged, and they had made the decision with their post-treatment life in mind. It is important to support patients not only by caring for their physical needs, but also by understanding their mental state, so that they can make choices by keeping in mind their social life after treatment.


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電子版ISSN 2189-7565 印刷版ISSN 0914-6423 日本がん看護学会

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