Prodiguer du soutien aux femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein avancé : l’incidence de l’état fonctionnel altéré sur leurs rôles sociaux

Bai Qi Peggy Chen, Monica P. Parmar, Kimberley Gartshore

Abstract


En dépit de la détection précoce du cancer du sein et des avancées sur le plan des modalités de traitement, les symptômes liés aux métastases continuent d’avoir une incidence sur l’état fonctionnel et la vie quotidienne des femmes. Cette étude avait pour but d’explorer le vécu de l’état fonctionnel altéré et des rôles sociaux des femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein avancé. En faisant appel à une méthodologie qualitative descriptive, des entrevues semi-structurées ont été réalisées auprès de 10 femmes fréquentant un centre de soins tertiaires en cancérologie et diagnostiquées d’un cancer du sein avancé et d’un état fonctionnel altéré. Les résultats illustraient la nature adaptative des femmes vivant avec leur maladie alors qu’elles refaçonnaient leurs rôles sociaux pour qu’ils concordent avec leur état fonctionnel altéré et leur maladie de niveau avancé. Ces conclusions mettent en relief l’occasion que l’on a d’offrir des interventions infirmières de soutien afin de faciliter les transitions comportementales et cognitives qu’éprouvent les femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein avancé et d’un état fonctionnel altéré. Ces résultats pourraient avoir des implications pour les femmes atteintes d’autres maladies avancées de nature chronique bien que cela exigera des recherches additionnelles


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