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the most common invasive procedures for children with cancerOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Children suffering from cancer facing many stressors resulting from cancer, its treatment and invasive procedures, these stressors are physical, psychological, social and financial. Nurses play a vital role in caring and educating those children to improve their knowledge, alleviate their stressors and promote their positive coping patterns toward cancer during invasive procedures. Aim of the study: To assess stressors and coping patterns of children with newly diagnosed cancer during invasive procedures. Research design: A descriptive design was utilized. Subject: A purposive sample of 60 newly diagnosed child with cancer (school and adolescent children from 6-18). Setting: At outpatient clinics ,inpatient wards in Nasser Institute. Tools: There are three tools were utilized to collect data : (1): Structured questionnaire format to assess socio demographic characteristics of the studied children.(2):Child behavior checklists (CBCI), to assess stressors related to children with cancer. (3): Pediatric cancer coping scale (PCCS) to assess coping in children with cancer, Results: the study revealed that more than half of the studied children had un satisfactory knowledge about invasive procedures, less than half of them were exposed to stressors during invasive procedures and more than one third of them never coping and there was highly statistically significant difference between child coping domains, child behavior checklists and child’s age, gender, educational level. Conclusion: Children with cancer mainly posed to psychological stressors such as withdrawn, somatic, anxious /depressed, thought disturbances and socially as attention disturbances, delinquent, aggressive behavior, and other stressors problems during invasive procedure and never the children can cope during invasive procedures. In addition, there are statistically significant between stressors, coping patterns and children characteristics. Recommendation: Establish training programs for children with newly diagnosed cancer with different coping strategies and how to use.