BIP! Finder - Experiences and needs of partners as informal caregivers of patients with major low anterior resection syndrome: A qualitative study

2022 • Experiences and needs of partners as informal caregivers of patients with major low anterior resection syndrome: A qualitative study

Authors: E. Pape; E. Decoene; M. Debrauwere; Y. Van Nieuwenhove; P. Pattyn; T. Feryn; P.R.L. Pattyn; S. Verhaeghe; A. Van Hecke; Pieter Vandecandelaere; Simon Desnouck; Dominiek Dejonckheere; Charlotte Debleu; Tomas Leupe; Pieter Deseyne; Karen Geboes; Dirk Van de Putte; Gabrielle H. van Ramshorst; Isabel Vlerick

Venue: European Journal of Oncology Nursing

Type: Publication

Abstract: After treatment, many rectal cancer survivors are confronted with ongoing bowel problems, called low anterior resection syndrome. The cancer diagnosis and treatment poses a burden on informal caregivers and results in higher levels of psychological distress and loneliness which is persistent after treatment as well. Our study aimed to investigate the experiences and needs of partners as informal caregivers of patients with major low anterior resection syndrome.A ground theory study was conducted. Semi-structured interviews with partners as info... (read more)

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Topics: Nursing

DOI: 10.1016/j.ejon.2022.102143

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