Investigating the Effect of using supportive care based on FICA assessment on the Hope and Spiritual health of young adults with cancer (human intervention study before and after trial)

Determining the impact of using FICA-based supportive care on Spiritual health and Hope in young adults with cancer

Human interventional study (before and after trial), on 90 patients, with random block allocation with replacement

After obtaining informed consent, Paloutzian and Omid Snyder spiritual health questionnaire will be completed by the patient or the researcher one week before the intervention. First, the spiritual evaluation of patients during the interview will be done based on the FICA evaluation method in four areas of spiritual evaluation, which include: the existence of faith or belief, the importance of spirituality in a person's life, the person's spiritual community, and interventions to meet spiritual needs. Spiritual needs will be determined and based on that, supportive interventions based on the nursing process will be carried out individually in the oncology department of Shahid Jalil Yasouj Hospital.

Entry criteria: 1) final diagnosis of cancer 2) age range of 20 to 55 years 3) patient's awareness of his diagnosis 4) spiritual health score 20 to 40 and hope 12 to 24 5) informed consent for participation Criteria for non-entry: 1) patient's unwillingness to continue participating in the study 2) age range below 20 years and above 55 years 3) lack of awareness of his disease diagnosis

In the intervention group, the spiritual evaluation of the patients will be done during the interview, based on the FICA evaluation method. Then the spiritual needs will be determined and based on that support interventions will be done individually based on the nursing process. People in the control group will receive their usual care.

Hope and spiritual health

In this study, the block randomization method was used, considering the presence of 2 control and intervention groups, blocks of size 2 were considered, and two combinations of AB and BA were considered as all possible modes of allocation of patients in each block. are defined The randomization unit is each person who will be independently and randomly assigned to one of the two intervention or control groups. A lottery tool will be used for randomization. First, the labeling of the groups was determined using a lottery that A = intervention and B = control. The way to make a random sequence is that according to the total number of 90 patients, using a lottery with repositioning, 45 random sequences of AB and BA combinations will be generated, meaning that for each block, one of the two AB combinations Or BA will be randomly selected and this process will be repeated 45 times to determine the allocation order for all 90 patients.The way people enter the randomly generated chain will be in such a way that after selecting the patients using the available method and confirming eligibility based on the entry and non-entry criteria, each patient will be assigned to the control or intervention group based on the selected combination. will be. After allocating two patients in order and based on the composition of the current block, go to the next block and this work will continue until the allocation of 90 patients. Anonymization will be done only for the data analyst and the data will be presented to him in coded form.

Data related to the study's main outcomes will be published.

The access period starts after the results are printed.

It will be available only to researchers working in academic and scientific institutions.

In order to conduct research on qualified people, as well as for the transparency of the study process, statistical analysis is also allowed.

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