Barbara Nuetzel
Coping strategies for handling stress and providing mental health in elite athletes: a systematic review
Frontiers in sports and active living
women undergoing adjuvant therapy breast cancer diverse information needs remain unfulfilled extensive research shown access relevant information condition significantly enhance quality life women making essential part cancer care however various clinical socioeconomic factors influence information needs women hence primary aim study identify predictors information needs women undergoing adjuvant therapy breast cancer addition study also describe preferred sources information optimal timing acquisition facilitybased crosssectional study undertaken tikur anbessa specialty hospital enlisting cohort comprising 121 women undergoing adjuvant therapy breast cancer trained interviewers administered amharictranslated toronto information needs questionnaire specifically designed breast cancer assess information needs study participants statistical analysis executed using sophisticated software spss version 25 descriptive statistics employed summarize variables study linear regression analyses carried identify notable predictors significantly influenced information needs women total mean score overall information needs current study 19430 2801 range scale 142260 standardized mean score 374 054 disease treatment domains highest information needs standardized mean scores standard deviation 400 054 377 059 respectively 95 participants sought information healthcare professionals 677 women needed information beginning treatments predictors information needs following single treatment option 1268 95 ci 068 2468 p 0039 joining higher education 171 95 ci 147 3414 p 0033 women exhibited substantial demand information healthcare professionals need consider womens educational background treatment status delivering needed information