Status and influencing factors of self-advocacy ability of breast cancer survivors
Objective:To explore status and influencing factors of self-advocacy ability of breast cancer survivors.Methods:The clinical data of 239 patients with primary breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy admitted to the hospital from September 2019 to September 2022 were retrospectively analyzed.The female self-advocacy in cancer survivorship(FSACS)was used to evaluate the status of patients'self-advocacy ability,and the self-advocacy abilities of the patients with different general data were compared.The influencing factors of low self-advocacy ability of the breast cancer survivors were analyzed.Results:The average FSACS score of the breast cancer survivors was(67.76±9.02)points,which was at a moderate level.There were no significant differences in the FSACS scores among the breast cancer survivors with different ages,personality characteristics,marital status,duration of illness,fertility,surgical methods,nature of work,chemotherapy cycle,pathological types,and medical insurance(P>0.05).There were statistically significant differences in the scores among the breast cancer survivors with different family per capita monthly income,education level,self-efficacy,sense of coherence and social support(P<0.05).Multivariate linear regression analysis showed that the family per capita monthly income≤4000 yuan,junior high school education level and below,low level of self-efficacy,low level of sense of coherence and low level of social support were risk factors for the low self-advocacy ability of the breast cancer survivors(P<0.05).Conclusions:Family per capita monthly income≤4000 yuan,education level of junior high school and below,low level of self-efficacy,low level of psychological consistency,and low level of social support are the risk factors for the low self-advocacy ability of breast cancer survivors.
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