Kelli I Stajduhar, Melissa Giesbrecht, Ashley Mollison, Kara Whitlock, Piotr Burek, Fraser Black, Jill Gerke, Naheed Dosani, Simon Colgan
"You can't die here": an exploration of the barriers to dying-in-place for structurally vulnerable populations in an urban centre in British Columbia, Canada
BMC palliative care
leukemia patients bone marrow transplantation face many problems hurt selfefficacy selfcare present study aimed determine effect health promotion strategies selfefficacy patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation selfcare expression level two genes affecting anxiety ie 5hydroxytryptamine receptor 1a 5ht1a corticotropin releasing hormone receptor 1 crhr1 also investigated purpose semiexperimental study conducted bone marrow transplant candidate patients sixty patients randomly divided test control groups test group received training health promotion strategies control group treated according departments routine selfefficacy two groups compared thirty days intervention also expression level two genes done realtime pcr data analysis done using descriptive statistics paired ttests independent ttests analysis covariance chisquare spss 115 software results showed significant difference demographic variables two groups selfefficacy test group general scale dimensions adaptability decisionmaking stress reduction increased compared control group training p0001 difference selfefficacy scores dimensions intervention statistically significant p005 genetic evaluations also confirmed obtained results according expression 5ht1a crhr1 genes level genes directly relate anxiety significantly decreased intervention test group general teaching health promotion strategies bone marrow transplant patients increase confidence patients taking care treatment process ultimately lead survival higher quality life patients