Adaptation of Womanwith Breast Cancer
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Dec 26, 2019
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Breast cancer Adaptation Self-Care
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This article aims to present guidelines for woman with breast cancer to have mental strength, positive thinking, calming and understanding the nature of life. Understanding about breast cancer and treatment will affect the efficiency of self-care and adaptation ofbreast cancerpatients .
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3) Khumkom S.(2019). Coping experience of patients with breast bancer.Thai Red Cross Nursing Journal, 12(1).151-176. (in Thai).
4) Kuuppelomaki,M. &Lauri,S. (1998). Cancer patients’reported experiences of suffering. Cancer Nursing,21(5),364-349.
5) Lazarus Richard S.,&Folkman S. (1984). Stress, appraisal and coping. New York: Springer.
6) National cancer institute department of medical services ministry of public health Thailand.(2013).Hospital-based CancerRegistry.Bangkok:Information Technology Division National Cancer Institute. (in Thai).
7) Pherapha S. &Kestsumpun Y. (2011) Health perception and self - care of lymphoma patients receiving chemotherapy. Siriraj Nursing Journal, 4(2), 47–58. (in Thai).
8) Roy,Sr.C.(1970). Adaptation: A conceptual frameworkfornursing.Nursing Outlook,18(3), 43-45.
9) Sinthuwongsanon D. (2015).The Integration of caring for the end-of-life stage cancer patients by the application of Buddhadhamma in Theravada Buddhasasana.The Journal of Boromarajonani College of Nursing, Nakhonratchasima, 21(1),54-64. (in Thai).
10) Taylor‚ E.J. (2003). Spiritual needs of patients withcancer and family caregivers. Cancer Nursing,26(4), 260-266.
11) Tubtimhin S., Rungrueangkonkit S., (2012). The effect of buddhist group therapy on anxiety and depression in breast cancer patients receiving radiotherapy. Thai Journal of Nursing Council, 27(1),109–123. (in Thai).
12) Williamson CB. &Livingstion DJ. (1992) Truth telling In: Bulechek GM, McCloskey JC, eds. Nursing intervention:Essential nursing treatments. Philadelphia: W.B.Saunders. (in Thai).
13) Yeung EW, French P, Leung AO,. (1999). The impact of hospice inpatient care on the quality of life of patients terminally ill with cancer. Cancer Nursing, 22(1), 350-367.
