Research tools
tumor, nausea, fatigue, cancer, vomiting, pain, CPNQ, Cancer
CANCER, CANCER, DISEASE, TUMOR
(1) General information questionnaire: designed by researchers according to research needs, mainly including demographic and sociological data: age, education level, marital status, nationality, medical payment method, disease related data, etc.; (2) Personalized nursing needs assessment questionnaire for BC patients: the OPT model was taken as the theoretical basis, supported by the literature, conversation with BC patients, and self-made assessment questionnaire; (3) Supportive care need survey short form (SCNS-SF34): this scale is developed from cancer patients needs questionnaire (CPNQ), which can comprehensively evaluate the needs of tumor patients in all aspects; (4) Cancer experience and efficacy scale (CEES): It is divided into two parts: cancer experience and control efficacy, a total of 6 dimensions and 29 items. Cancer experience includes personal experience, socio-economic and emotional experience; control efficacy includes personal, group and medical efficacy. Grade 1–5 scoring method is adopted. The higher the score of cancer experience, the more negative experience the patient has, and the higher the score of control efficiency, the better the patient can cope with the disease. CEES is suitable for domestic cancer patients; (5) European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer questionnaire (EORTC-QLQ-C30): There are 15 fields in total, including 5 functional fields (body, role, cognition, emotion and social function), 3 symptom fields (fatigue, pain, nausea and vomiting), 1 general health status/quality of life field and 6 single items (each as a field), a total of 30 items. The scoring method of items 1–28 is divided into four levels from “none, a little, equivalent and extraordinary”; Items 29 and 30 are divided into 7 grades, which are 1–7 points according to the patient’s answer.