癌症乳腺癌幸存者有意义的日常生活项目和活动

IF 1.8 2区 社会学 Q2 GEOGRAPHY Moravian Geographical Reports Pub Date : 2020-12-01 DOI:10.2478/mgr-2020-0022
E. Magnus, K. Jakobsen, R. J. Reidunsdatter
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在本研究中,时间地理日记,辅以访谈,作为一种有用的方法来证明理想的日常生活项目,以及相关的活动,可能会对个人的生活质量产生积极的影响。由于治疗的后期影响,乳腺癌幸存者可能会经历具有挑战性的日常生活活动。尽管幸存者随访项目有所改善,但我们仍然不清楚女性自己如何在日常生活中优先考虑积极的活动。本研究的目的是确定可以改善乳腺癌幸存者生活质量的日常生活项目。多方法设计包括时间-地理日记法和深度半结构化访谈,对15名乳腺癌幸存者进行了抽样调查。访谈在日记笔记的刺激下进行,并通过定向内容分析进行连续分析。强调有意义的日常生活活动,并产生了四个项目:1)做对我的身体和灵魂有益的事情;2)创造美好和快乐的东西;3)维系我的家庭和社交网络;4)保持头脑活跃。这些发现可以指导更多的个人和同伴驱动的卫生保健服务的发展。
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Meaningful everyday life projects and activities in breast cancer survivors
Abstract The time-geographic diary, supplemented by interviews, is presented in this study as a useful method to demonstrate that desirable everyday life projects, with associated activities, may positively influence an individual’s quality of life. Breast cancer survivors can experience challenging everyday life activities due to late effects of treatment. Despite improvements in survivorship follow-up programs, we still lack knowledge about how the women themselves prioritise activities that are positive in everyday life. The aim of the present study was to identify everyday life projects that improve the quality of life in breast cancer survivors. The multi-method design included the time-geographic diary method and in-depth semi-structured interviews, carried out with a sample of fifteen breast cancer survivors. The interviews were performed with stimulus from the diary notes and consecutively analysed by directed content analysis. Meaningful everyday life activities were emphasised, and four projects were generated: 1) To do what is good for my body and soul; 2) To create something that is nice and for joy; 3) To keep my family and social network together; and 4) To keep my mind active. These findings can be directed to the development of more individual and peer-driven health care services.
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期刊介绍: Moravian Geographical Reports je mezinárodní časopis, publikovaný v anglickém jazyce od roku 1993 Ústavem geoniky Akademie věd ČR. Publikuje příspěvky geografů a odborníků příbuzných disciplin včetně geověd a geoekologie, které mají výraznou regionální orientaci. Základní otázku, před níž stojí v současné době tito odborníci, lze položit následovně: „Jaká je úloha regionů a lokalit v globalizované společnosti, daném geografickém měřítku a jak ji můžeme hodnotit?“
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