INTEGRATED NURSING APPROACH TO SUPPORT THE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF CANCER PATIENTS IN THE POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD

Abstract

This study is dedicated to evaluating the effectiveness of an integrated nursing approach in providing psychological support to cancer patients in the postoperative period. The study included the analysis of data from patients at various stages of cancer who received psychological support within the framework of the developed integrated approach. The aim of the study was to investigate and evaluate the effectiveness of an integrated nursing approach in ensuring the psychological well-being of cancer patients in the postoperative period. The study has employed scientific methods, including collecting data on cancer patients, patient satisfaction surveys, review of medical records, patient interviews, and statistical analysis. The scientific significance of this study lies in expanding the understanding about the impact of the integrated nursing approach on the psychological support of cancer patients in the postoperative period. The results of the study allow identifying the most effective methods and strategies for supporting cancer patients in the postoperative period, as well as identifying areas that require additional attention and improvement. This will help improve the quality of care and support provided to patients during the treatment of oncological diseases. The data obtained are of practical import for the development of more effective psychological support programs as part of oncological practice, ultimately leading to improved quality of life for patients and optimization of treatment outcomes for this category of patients.