He Xiaoling et al [7]
|
Descriptive qualitative
research, case study |
116 |
after breast cancer surgery |
Correlation
between postoperative self-efficacy, coping style and quality of life in
patients with breast cancer |
Two themes are extracted: (1) There is a
strong correlation between the three; (2) By improving the self-efficacy
of patients, they can guide them to adopt appropriate coping methods,
and finally improve their quality of life |
Jin Yubin and others [9]
|
Semi-structured
interviews, case studies |
115 |
Chemotherapy after modified radical
surgery |
Correlation between
self-efficacy and quality of life in breast cancer patients undergoing
chemotherapy |
Two themes were extracted: (1) There is a significant
correlation between the two; (2) Medical staff should pay attention to
the nursing intervention of patients, and strengthen its intensity, so
as to promote the improvement of their self-efficacy and quality of
life |
Chen Xia
et al [10]
|
case studies, phenomenology
|
100
|
After the first radical mastectomy
|
To explore the psychosocial ability and coping style of postoperative
breast cancer patients, and their relationship to the quality of
life
|
Three themes were extracted: (1) Positive psychosocial adaptability and
coping styles are positively correlated with quality of life; (2)
Avoidance and surrender are negatively correlated with quality of life;
(3) Enhancing psychosocial adaptability and coping styles of patients,
help to improve their quality of life
|
Liang SY
et al [11]
|
Semi-structured interviews, case studies
|
152
|
breast cancer chemotherapy
|
Symptom management and self-efficacy scale for breast cancer
patients
|
Two themes are extracted: (1) The self-management efficacy scale of
breast cancer patients has high reliability and validity;(2) The
structure of the self-management efficacy scale is complete
|
Heo SM
et al [12]
|
semi-structured interview
|
415
|
After chemotherapy and radiotherapy
|
Self-management support for breast cancer patients after radiotherapy
and chemotherapy
|
Two themes were extracted: (1) The self-management behavior ability of
breast cancer patients needs continuous support; (2) Relying on others
or the media to obtain information and support
|
Speck RM et al [13]
|
Descriptive qualitative
research, semi-structured interviews |
25 |
receive chemotherapy |
Self-management of symptoms of chemotherapy-induced peripheral
neuropathy in breast cancer patients |
Two themes were extracted: (1)
chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy has negative effects;(2)
self-management such as exercise and mindfulness can reduce the impact
of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy |
Schulman-Green D
et al [14]
|
Semi-structured interviews, case studies
|
15
|
Transition period for patients with advanced breast cancer
|
Self-management and transformation of breast cancer patients
|
Two themes are extracted: (1) Transformation promotes positive
self-management of patients;(2) Medical staff should pay attention to
self-management and transformation of patients
|
Ran L
et al [15]
|
Descriptive qualitative research, case study
|
303
|
Breast cancer patients undergoing treatment
|
Patient Self-Management Efficacy Scale
|
Two themes were extracted: (1) The Self-management Efficacy Scale for
Breast Cancer has simultaneous validity;(2) The Self-management Efficacy
Scale for Breast Cancer has high reliability and validity
|
Wheelock AE et al [16]
|
Descriptive qualitative
research, case study |
102 |
Follow-up nursing after modified radical
mastectomy for breast cancer |
Quality and efficiency of follow-up care
for patients with breast cancer |
Three themes were distilled: (1) the
time from symptom reporting to remote assessment of symptoms was
quantified; (2) health care resource utilization was efficient; (3)
symptom assessment was effective |
Yim LS
et al [17]
|
Semi-structured interviews, case studies
|
147
|
When breast cancer is first diagnosed
|
Psychological distress and self-management of newly diagnosed breast
cancer patients
|
Two themes were extracted: (1) The physical activity of breast cancer
patients was positively correlated with their stress; (2)
Self-management intervention can reduce the level of psychological
distress in patients
|
Campos RC et al [18]
|
case studies, phenomenology |
50 |
Treatment period after initial diagnosis of breast cancer |
Effects of Cancer Adaptive Psychological Strategies on Patients |
Three
themes were extracted: (1) cancer adaptive psychological strategies have
a disease-regulating effect; (2) patients’ self-criticism is related to
their pain level; (3) adjustment variables directly affect the patient’s
pain level on personality variables |
Cimprich B et al [19]
|
descriptive qualitative
research |
25 |
breast cancer patients after treatment |
Self-management
program for breast cancer patients |
Two themes were distilled: (1)
Self-management can facilitate transition after breast cancer treatment;
(2) Self-management skills have practicality |
Lee MK
et al [20]
|
Semi-structured interviews, case studies
|
59
|
Breast cancer patients undergoing curative surgery
|
Self-management exercise and diet intervention for breast cancer
patients
|
Two themes were extracted: (1) Web-based self-management exercise and
dietary intervention can improve patients’ quality of life; (2)
Patients’ self-management ability can be improved
|
Loh SY
et al [21]
|
grounded theory
|
21
|
breast cancer patients after treatment
|
Self-efficacy of breast cancer patients under intervention
|
Two themes are extracted: (1) The survival rate of breast cancer
patients is improved under the intervention; (2) Self-management can
help improve their self-efficacy
|
Berg S et al [23]
|
descriptive qualitative
research |
170 |
after breast cancer treatment |
Effects of adjustment
after breast cancer treatment on psychological distress and empowerment |
One theme was extracted: Self-management intervention can improve the
self-management ability of breast cancer patients |
Van D
et al [22]
|
Semi-structured interviews, case studies
|
100
|
Adjustment period after primary breast cancer treatment
|
Improvement of breast cancer patients under self-management
intervention
|
Two themes were extracted: (1) Breast cancer e-health breathing trial
effectively realizes self-management intervention; (2) Patients’
empowerment can be improved under self-management intervention
|
Fu MR
et al [24]
|
Descriptive qualitative research, semi-structured interviews
|
30
|
Post-treatment intervention period for breast cancer patients
|
The effect of optimal lymphatic flow information system on
self-management of breast cancer patients
|
One topic was extracted: Under the intervention of the optimal lymph
flow information system, the self-management ability of breast cancer
patients was significantly enhanced
|