Model of Preparation for Children with Cancer Who Received Therapy in A Hospital
Keywords:
Model of preparation, Children with cancer, HospitalizationAbstract
This purpose of this qualitative research was to study preparation model of children with cancer who hospitalization. This study was use two methods: a qualitative and an integrative review. Thirteen subjects were children diagnosed with cancer who hospitalized, caregiver, and health care providers were enrolled in qualitative study. Qualitative data were collected from in- depth interview, focus group discussion, non - participant observation and field note. Ten research papers were enrolled in integrative review study. Integrative review data were collected by integrative review five steps. Content analysis was analyzed for qualitative data. Matrix comparison and analytic induction were analyzed for integrative review data.
Results indicated that four major preparation domains for children with cancer who hospitalization emerged: (1) children with cancer preparation domain (2) caregiver preparation domain (3) health care services preparation and (4) preparation model outcome. The policy recommendations: the model of preparation for children with cancer who hospitalization should be suitable for the disease context and nature of the children. The model should be provided for children with cancer who hospitalization.
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