Women's interdependence after hysterectomy: a qualitative study based on Roy adaptation model

Fatemeh, Goudarzi; Khadivzadeh, Talat; Ebadi, Abbas; Babazadeh, Raheleh

doi:10.1186/s12905-022-01615-2

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“…The time coming up to surgery was a time of thinking about who they were going to be following the procedure, which added additional stress for the participants for whom the uterus was viewed as essential to being a full woman. On the other hand the current study are inconsistent with (Goudarzi et al, 2022), who applied their study on Iranian women's selfconcept after hysterectomy who reported that, In how Iranian women were viewed, the uterus was significant. The hysterectomy affected the body.…”

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confidence: 96%

Required Information and Self Perceptions of Women Undergoing Hysterectomy at Women’s Health Hospital, Assiut University

mohamed

Abdel-hafez²,

Hassen³

2023

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background:The most prevalent gynaecological operation today is the hysterectomy, which helps to alleviate numerous gynaecological issues. The aim: This study aimed to assess required information and self-perceptions of women undergoing hysterectomy. Research design: A Descriptive, cross sectional design was used. Setting: This study was carried out in gynecological department at Women's Health Hospital, Assiut University. Sample: The sample size was 114 women who chosen as convenient. Data collection: Data were collected by an interview questionnaire consisted of three parts: Part 1: Included Personal data, obstetric history, gynecological history and menopause status. Part 2: Included 13 questions regarding required information. Part 3: Included 10 questions regarding self-perceptions. Results:The current study findings illustrated that total information required before surgery were fulfilled in more than half of the studied women 64.0%.Total information required after surgery were not fulfilled in more than two-thirds of the studied women 71.1%. Selfperception of women undergoing hysterectomy had been affected negatively after hysterectomy on the half of the studied women in varying degree 50%. Conclusion : Information needs before surgery were fulfilled in more than half of the studied women but information needs after surgery weren't fulfilled in more than two-thirds of the studied women and selfperception had been affected negatively after hysterectomy on half of the studied women in varying degree. Recommendation: Use media channels to introduce adequate knowledge about hysterectomy for women undergoing hysterectomy from the start of diagnosis.

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confidence: 96%

Required Information and Self Perceptions of Women Undergoing Hysterectomy at Women’s Health Hospital, Assiut University

mohamed

Abdel-hafez²,

Hassen³

2023

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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“…Support in the form of motivation and enthusiasm also increase self-confidence. In line with this theme, Goudarzi et al (2022) showed that most posthysterectomy women experience fear and helplessness, prompting them to find strength and protection. Support and assistance from a partner increases the emotional direction for better ambitions, augment coition relationship, and reduce psychological problems (Askew & Zam, 2013).…”

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confidence: 78%

“…Self-criticism can help people learn from mistakes and overcome flaws or undesirable behaviors (Joeng and Turner, 2015). Goudarzi et al (2022) found women believe that the loss of the uterus will make them feel deprived, causing them to be concerned about their marital connection. The partner's reaction to their illness is the source of concern.…”

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“…"Alhamdulillah, God has granted me two children," said one participant…" (P5) "Only if there's a problem because I already assumed there were two children, a boy and a girl, so I was satisfied…" (P3) "I've already adopted children, so a lot of patience pays off like that…" (P4) Participants indicated their desire to be able to continue living and their belief that this disease is a gift from God that must be accepted. According to Goudarzi et al (2022), most women will increase the quality of their spiritual contact with God following hysterectomy by reading the Koran, praying, and participating in other religious activities. This is part of the adaptation technique used by women following hysterectomy.…”

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My Husband is My Strength: A Phenomenological Study of Women After Hysterectomy

Sofian¹,

Kumboyono²,

Lestari³

2022

J. Sci. n.a

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Post-hysterectomy women consider hysterectomy as the loss of femininity which significantly impacts the psychological state of the convalescent. The support and motivation from the family, especially the husband tend to affect the wife's life quality and self-confidence after a hysterectomy. Therefore, this study aims to explore the psychological experiences of posthysterectomy women in terms of support from their husbands using a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The participants were selected through the purposive sampling method with inclusion criteria: (1) Women with the history of hysterectomy, (2) Those at productive age (15-64 years old), and (3) Post-hysterectomy respondents living with their husbands. The data were obtained from in-depth interviews with 6 post-hysterectomy participants, and the analysis was carried out using the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Technique. The four themes used were: 1) Fear of being abandoned before the procedure, (2) My husband is my strength, (3) I feel the love of my spouse, (4) Thanks for accompanying me, ( 5) Accepting what has happened, (6) I wish we always be together, healthy, and happy. The support in the form of providing motivation, encouragement, and affection for post-hysterectomy women strengthens and improve life quality. In conclusion, with partner support, women feel the affection and love, which relatively increase happiness within the family.

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“…Before the hysterectomy, it is recommended that family members be consulted to ensure the emotional support and care of women after the hysterectomy. It can help the adaptation to hysterectomy (22). Real experience of women after hysterectomy is related on comprehensive consideration before hysterectomy (a. disease factors; b. fertility factors; c. opinions of others); emotions and experience after hysterectomy (a.…”

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confidence: 99%

Investigating ethical considerations in the communication network of married women undergone hysterectomy: Instrumentation of a questionnaire

Bahador,

Tajadiny,

Nataj

et al. 2024

Preprint

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Introduction: Considering the importance of complying medical and general ethics and the lack of a study on determining ethical considerations in the communication network of women undergoing hysterectomy surgery, this study aimed to present these aspects in the patients' lives by a standard researcher-made instrument. Method: This mixed method analysis (exploratory sequential mixed methods design was conducted in the whole of 2020 to create the “ethical considerations in communication network of women undergone hysterectomy” questionnaire and investigate its psychometric properties. A researched-made instrument was validated and its psychometric properties were checked among 218 women by confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Results: Accordingly, the 8 factors extracted included “complying ethical consideration by the physician (a)”, “complying ethical consideration by medical team (b)”, “complying ethical consideration in the hospital (c)”, “complying ethical consideration by the secretory in the clinic (d)”, “complying ethical consideration by the spouse (e)”, and “complying ethical consideration by the family and friends (f)”, “complying ethical consideration by the media and society (g)” and “complying ethical consideration by herself (h)”. The results of Cronbach's alpha test showed that there is moderate to good internal consistency in all dimensions. Cronbach's alpha for the whole questionnaire was calculated as 0.75, which shows that the internal consistency is at a good level. Conclusion: According to the results of this study, the reliability (internal consistency) and construct validity of the ethical considerations in the communication network of women undergoing hysterectomy questionnaire were confirmed. However, in light of the study limitations, caution should be practiced in the interpretation of the results. There is a need for further longitudinal studies in multiple settings using random sampling methods.

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Women's interdependence after hysterectomy: a qualitative study based on Roy adaptation model

Cited by 12 publications

References 35 publications

Required Information and Self Perceptions of Women Undergoing Hysterectomy at Women’s Health Hospital, Assiut University

Required Information and Self Perceptions of Women Undergoing Hysterectomy at Women’s Health Hospital, Assiut University

My Husband is My Strength: A Phenomenological Study of Women After Hysterectomy

Investigating ethical considerations in the communication network of married women undergone hysterectomy: Instrumentation of a questionnaire

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