Effects of providing positive informations to deal with cancer on psychological wellbeing and physiological stress responses among women with reproductive cancer.
- Conditions
- The participants of this study are women with reproductive cancer who are admitted at Oncology ward, Saraburi Hospital The decision whether to participate in this study depends on their willingness The intervention in this study is no injury to any participant because intervention of this study is positive information The instruments in this study used for measuring in this study are a questionnaire. During data collection process, the researcher will observe the participants'facial expressions, abnormal sign and symptoms, and behavioral changes or if the participant feel discomfort immediately or sad, unhappy, etc. they can report to research and can stop and take a rest. However, if distress symptoms of the participants do not improve, the research will consult ward nurse, specialist consultant, or doctors to solve the problemsPositive information, Hope, Happiness, Anxiety, Physiological stress responses, and women with reproductive cancer
- Registration Number
- TCTR20230828001
- Lead Sponsor
- Graduate school Financial Support for Thesis
- Brief Summary
Not available
- Detailed Description
Not available
Recruitment & Eligibility
- Status
- Pending (Not yet recruiting)
- Sex
- Female
- Target Recruitment
- 108
The participants of this study will be selected according to the inclusion criteria The inclusion criteria consist of 1 women with reproductive cancer between the ages of 30 to 80 years 2 Thai women who are Buddhist 3 diagnosed with cervical cancer corpus uteri cancer or ovarian cancer in the stages 1 to 3 and 4 can see (not blind) and hear not deaf
During the time the participants are treated if they feel any pain, tiredness nausea unhappiness or experience severe vomiting after receiving the treatment the researcher will wait for the patient's condition to improve and reconsider their participation in the study In addition the participants must not receive drugs that affect physiological stress responses such as steroids prednisolone betamethasone etc However if the half-life of a steroid drug is approximately 1 to 3 and half hours then these participants can still participate in this study
The women with reproductive cancer who cannot attend all of the class of intervention or who feel upset during study will be excluded and give emotional support
Study & Design
- Study Type
- Interventional
- Study Design
- Not specified
- Primary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method Hope at 5 minutes after end of intervention 100 mm Hope VAS score,Happiness at 5 minutes after end of intervention 100 mm Happiness VAS score,Anxiety at 5 minutes after end of intervention State Anxiety Inventory in Thai version score,Physiological stress responses at 5 minutes after end of intervention Sphygmomanometer score
- Secondary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method Blood pressure at 2 minutes after end of intervention Sphygmomanometer