Journal of patient experience · 2018
Lived Experiences of Iranian Cancer Patients After Survival: A Phenomenological Research.
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Abdollahimohammad Abdolghani, Firouzkouhi Mohammadreza, Naderifar Mahin
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: There are significant issues in the treatment of cancer patients. Despite these issues, there is still room to explore unique lived experiences after survival.
AIM: This study aimed to explore the experiences of cancer survivors after chemotherapy.
METHOD: A descriptive phenomenological study was conducted in Zabol, Iran. A purposeful sample of 15 cancer survivors was selected to gather data using semistructured interviews. Colaizzi's method was used for data analysis.
RESULTS: Four themes were extracted from the interviews. These were altered body image, mood swings, uncertain and dark future, and choosing a solitary lifestyle.
CONCLUSION: Cancer patients experience various physical, psychological, and social changes including stress, anger, nervousness, despair, worthlessness, depression, social isolation, and even the wish to die after chemotherapy.
AIM: This study aimed to explore the experiences of cancer survivors after chemotherapy.
METHOD: A descriptive phenomenological study was conducted in Zabol, Iran. A purposeful sample of 15 cancer survivors was selected to gather data using semistructured interviews. Colaizzi's method was used for data analysis.
RESULTS: Four themes were extracted from the interviews. These were altered body image, mood swings, uncertain and dark future, and choosing a solitary lifestyle.
CONCLUSION: Cancer patients experience various physical, psychological, and social changes including stress, anger, nervousness, despair, worthlessness, depression, social isolation, and even the wish to die after chemotherapy.