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Les besoins des femmes en matière de prise de décision thérapeutique liée au cancer de l’ovaire récurrent : une étude pilote
Abstract
Le but de cette étude pilote était de décrire les besoins des femmes en matière de prise de décision thérapeutique liée au cancer de l’ovaire récurrent.
Conception : Nous avons réalisé une évaluation rétrospective et transversale des besoins de ces femmes. Les données ont été recueillies dans le cadre d’entrevues en personne et ont fait l’objet d’analyses du contenu.
Résultats : Treize femmes ont été recrutées. Onze d’entre elles n’ont pas signalé de difficultés à prendre une décision thérapeutique. Cinq d’entre elles avaient l’impression d’avoir des options. Sept ont joué un rôle passif dans la décision. Lorsqu’elles considéraient de futures décisions, neuf des femmes ont indiqué qu’elles préféraient jouer un rôle partagé ou autonome; sept femmes souhaitaient avoir des options. Elles ont mis l’accent sur le rôle des infirmières dans la fourniture d’information.
Conclusions : Les résultats fournissent des idées préliminaires pour un modèle interprofessionnel de soutien à la prise de décision ainsi que des implications pour la recherche future.
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