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Maliheh Alhavaz, Leila Mahasti Jouybari, Nafiseh Hekmati Pour, Akram Sanagu, Ladan Fazli, Fozieh Bakhsha, Seyyedyaghub Jafari,
Volume 1, Issue 2 (10-2013)
Abstract

Background and objectives

theaters and are not in appropriate conditions and need further support. Therefore, this study was conducted

with an objective to explain medical ethics in the operating theater and the clinical experiences of the students

of anesthesiology.

: Clinical students should become familiar with medical ethics and its principles from the beginning, observing it in their relationships with patients, in particular, the patients who are in operating

Methods:

University of Medical Sciences were studied using a purposive sampling method. The inclusion criteria of

the students included passing at least one semester of clinical experience in the ope

In this qualitative study with a phenomenological approach, 50 students of anesthesiology at Golestanrating theater, and having

inclination for participation in the study. The data collection tool was semi-structured interviews. The data were

analyzed using the conventional content analysis method. The data were analyzed in a regular three-phase pro

that is, open coding, axial coding and selective coding.

cess,

Results:

main theme derived from this study was that the patient is in the trust of us.

The themes concluded from this study for explaining medical ethics in the operating theater included trustworthiness, having a chaste look, confidentiality, observing the patient’s privacy and their clothing. The

Conclusion:

The results showed that the students of anesthesiology consider the patient as a member of their own family, and attempt to take care of the patient, who is in sensitive conditions, in the best possible way.
Maryam Chehrehgosha, Maryam Dastourpour, Akram Sanagu, Azam Mohamadi,
Volume 1, Issue 2 (10-2013)
Abstract

Background and objectives:

Fatigue experience is a psychological experience therefore, the relevant caregivers’ acquaintance with this issue

is the most important step in offering optimal care for the patients. Accordingly, this study was conducted

to determine Cancer-related Fatigue and its Relationship with Demographic and Clinical Characteristics in

Cancer Patients.

A cancer diagnosis is a highly undesirable event for anyone.

Methods:

characteristics form and the Multidimensional Fatigue Inventory. The data were analyzed with the SPSS-

18 software and t-test and ANOVA and tukey post hoc test were used.

In this analytical study, 150 cancer patients visiting the oncology unit, the Shafa Radiotherapy Center,and Gorgan’s 5th Azar Teaching Hospital in 2012, who were selected with a purposive sampling method,participated in the study for 4 months. The required information was collected using a demographic and clinical

Results:

of treatment, 51.3% used chemotherapy-surgery-radiotherapy regimen, 24.7% surgery-chemotherapy regimen,

14% used chemotherapy, 7.3% used radiotherapy, and 2.7% used surgery. The overall mean score

of fatigue was 54.65±8.78 from 100. The variables of residence (P=0. 018), the duration of marriage

(P=0.018), the treatment regimen type (P<0.001), and the family’s economic status (P<0.000) were found to

The patients’ mean age was 48.39±1.5 Of the patients, 55.3% had undergone less than 12 months

have a significant relationship with fatigue.

Conclusion:

Psychological interventions, besides physical caring and nursing interventions play a significant

role in the all-inclusive management of cancer patients’ problems, in particular, their fatigue.



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