Current Level of Migration Stress in Families of Patients with Non-small Cell Lung Cancer Co-infected with Lung Infection Transferred from ICU and Factors Influencing
Objective To analyze the current level of migration stress in families of patients with non-small cell lung cancer(NSCLC)co-infected with lung infection,and to analyze the influencing factors.Methods One hundred and sixty-two patients with NSCLC co-infected with lung infection and their families who visited the hospital from January 2021 to January 2023 were selected for the study,and the migration stress level of the families was assessed by family relocation stress scale(FRSS),the coping style was assessed by simplified coping style questionnaire(SCSQ),and the caregiving capacity was assessed by family caregiver task inventory(FCTI).Factors influencing the level of migration stress in families were analyzed using univariate and multifactorial analyses.Results The level of migration stress score of families of patients transferred out of the ICU with NSCLC co-infected with lung infection was(36.44±8.02),which was at a high level.Logistic regression analysis showed that patient chemotherapy duration(OR=6.671,95%CI:1.352-32.912),pathological stage(OR=10.802,95%CI:4.236-27.547),ICU treatment duration(OR=23.700,95%CI:6.352-88.426),family gender(OR=12.659,95%CI:4.255-37.928)were risk factors associated with high levels of migration stress in family members,and monthly per capita household income(OR=1.883,95%CI:0.203-0.916),family coping style(OR=3.464,95%CI:0.057-0.826),and family caregiving ability(OR=0.649,95%CI:0.367-0.835)were associated protective factors for high levels of migration stress in family members(P<0.05).Conclusion The level of migration stress among family members of patients with NSCLC co-infected with lung infection transferred out of ICU was at a high level,influenced by the gender of the caregiver,per capita monthly household income,pathological stage of the patient,and the coping style of the family,etc.The clinic can strengthen the targeted care for the patient's family members according to the analysis of this study while paying attention to the physical and mental health of the patient,in order to improve the quality of care in a comprehensive manner.
non-small cell lung cancerlung infectionfamily migration stress levelsphysical and mental health