2020
DOI: 10.14349/sumapsi.2021.v28.n2.3
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Calidad de vida y estrategias de afrontamiento en pacientes con cáncer ginecológico

Abstract: Introducción: El cáncer ginecológico impacta psicológicamente a la mujer. En este proceso las Estrategias de Afrontamiento-EA, al parecer, se asocian con la Calidad de Vida relacionada con la Salud-CvRS; sin embargo, se desconoce el valor predictivo de las EA sobre la CvRS. Este artículo tiene como finalidad identificar las diferencias y la naturaleza de la relación entre la CvRS y las EA respecto al apoyo psicológico, así como identificar si las EA predicen la CvRS. Método: Se efectuó un diseño no-experimenta… Show more

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“…Coping with this disease is linked to health personnel's attitudes towards cancer. Peláez et al [20] stated the importance of undergoing the disease process with psychological monitoring to assist with coping. Coping depends on several stressors [21], with different types of coping: 1. coping using resignation [22,23]; 2. coping using emotional avoidance [24]; and 3. coping using spirituality [24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Coping with this disease is linked to health personnel's attitudes towards cancer. Peláez et al [20] stated the importance of undergoing the disease process with psychological monitoring to assist with coping. Coping depends on several stressors [21], with different types of coping: 1. coping using resignation [22,23]; 2. coping using emotional avoidance [24]; and 3. coping using spirituality [24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The uterus is culturally associated with motherhood, femininity, and sexuality [33]. In this sense, diverse scientific evidence asserts that cancer diagnoses constitute a stressful experience that supposes an enormous burden of anguish and distress, psychological problems, fear, and shame, among others [20,33], to which motherhood and its relationship with fertility should be added, as well as a woman's own sexuality and role in the family/couple, which can be affected by such a diagnosis [11,23,34]. For this reason, it is also considered necessary to apply a gender-based perspective in this research to analyze the influence of these social and cultural factors on the experiences related to gynecological cancer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%