Association of symptom burden, illness perception, perceived social support and self- management ability among postoperative elderly patients with lung cancer: An exploratory study-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Association of symptom burden, illness perception, perceived social support and self- management ability among postoperative elderly patients with lung cancer: An exploratory study

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Wu Yanyan¹,Wang Shuya¹,Ma Lina¹,Zhu Lifang²,Wu Yan²

Affiliation:

1. Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University

2. Zhongshan Hospital(Xiamen Branch), Fudan University

Abstract

Abstract Background The research explored the relationship between perceived social support, illness perception, symptom burden, and self-management ability of postoperative elderly patients with lung cancer. Methods A cross-sectional survey was administered to 489 eligible participants using Chinese version of the Perceived Social Support Scale, Chinese version of the M.D. Anderson Symptom Inventory-Lung Cancer module, Chinese version of the brief illness perception questionnaire, and Cancer Patient Self-management Assessment Scale. Results A significantly positive association was found between perceived social support and self-management ability of postoperative elderly patients with lung cancer,( r = 0.565, and P༜0.001) and a negative relationship between symptom burden, illness perception, and their self-management ability. (r = -0.442, − 0.203, and P༜0.001). Conclusion This research emphasizes the importance of perceived social support, illness perception, and symptom burden in exploring self-management ability so that healthcare providers can develop more effective strategies to increase self-management ability.

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Research Square Platform LLC

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