Bridges the gap between research and practice in light of the move toward incorporating quality of life measures in practice. Text represents an effort to communicate a review of the factors related to the conceptualization, measurement, and applica- tion of quality of life research and its relevance for nurses. DNLM: Neoplasms--nursing.
Foreword
xi
(4)
Preface
xv
(2)
Acknowledgments
xvii
(2)
Contributors
xix
SECTION 1 OVERVIEW
1
(34)
Chapter 1 Evolution of Quality of Life in Oncology and Oncology Nursing
3
(20)
Marcia M. Grant
Lynne M. Rivera
Chapter 2 Overview of Quality of Life and Controversial Issues
23
(12)
Cynthia R. King
SECTION 2 THEORY
35
(80)
Chapter 3 Theories and Conceptual Models to Guide Quality of Life Related Research
37
(17)
April Hazard Vallerand
Diane M. Breckenridge
Nancy A. Hodgson
Chapter 4 Guidelines for Achieving Clarity of Concepts Related to Quality of Life
54
(20)
Joan E. Haase
Carrie Jo Braden
Chapter 5 Quality of Life and Culture
74
(19)
Geraldine V. Padilla
Marjorie Kagawa-Singer
Chapter 6 Quality of Life in Children and Adolescents with Cancer
93
(22)
Pamela S. Hinds
Joan E. Haase
SECTION 3 RESEARCH
115
(80)
Chapter 7 Quality of Life Methodological and Measurement Issues
117
(23)
Mel R. Haberman
Nigel Bush
Chapter 8 Quality of Life and Symptoms
140
(17)
Betty R. Ferrell
Marcia M. Grant
Chapter 9 Quality of Life in Families Experiencing Cancer
157
(19)
Kathleen M. Stetz
Chapter 10 Quality of Life Issues in Breast Cancer: Concerns, Challenges, and Opportunities
176
(19)
Karen Hassey Dow
SECTION 4 PRACTICE
195
(90)
Chapter 11 Clinical Implications of Quality of Life
197
(7)
Cynthia R. King
Chapter 12 Quality of Life Issues Related to Marrow Transplantation
204
(27)
June G. Eilers
Cynthia R. King
Chapter 13 A European Perspective on Quality of Life of Marrow Transplantation Patients
231
(24)
Monica C. Fliedner
Chapter 14 Fatigue and Quality of Life: A Question of Balance
255
(30)
Margaret Barton Burke
SECTION 5 PATIENT PERSPECTIVES
285
(26)
Chapter 15 Cancer Survivorship: Quality for Life
287
(14)
Susan A. Leigh
Ellen L. Stovall
Chapter 16 Quality of Life Stories by Patients and Families
301
(10)
A Journey through Cancer
301
(5)
Michael C. Sullivan
Life's Presents
306
(1)
Lynne M. Rivera
A Personal Perspective of Quality of Life
306
(2)
Anonymous Patient
Oncology and Spirituality: A Spouse's Story
308
(3)
Anonymous Spouse
SECTION 6 CONCLUSION
311
(8)
Chapter 17 Nursing and Patient Perspectives on Quality of Life
313
(6)
Pamela S. Hinds
Cynthia R. King
Appendix 1 Definitions of Quality of Life
319
(8)
Appendix 2 Quality of Life Measurements
327
(54)
I. Example of the Global Single Item Approach to Measuring Quality of Life
329
(2)
Quality of Life Visual Life Analogue Scale (VAS)
329
(2)
Kate Lorig
II. Examples of Generic Measures of Quality of Life
331
(20)
The McCorkle and Young Symptom Distress Scale
331
(4)
Ruth McCorkle
Kathy Young Graham
Demands of Illness Inventory
335
(12)
Mel R. Haberman
Quality of Life Index
347
(4)
Geraldine V. Padilla
Marcia M. Grant
III. Examples of Cancer-Specific Measures of Quality of Life (Single Measure Approach)
351
(14)
Quality of Life Index: Cancer Version
351
(4)
Carol Ferrans
Quality of Life Scale: Bone Marrow Transplant
355
(10)
Betty R. Ferrell
Marcia M. Grant
IV. Example of Cancer-Specific Measure of Quality of Life (Battery Approach)
365
(8)
Quality of Life Components for Pediatric Oncology Group (POG) Protocols
365
(8)
Andrew Bradlyn
V. Example of Cancer-Specific Measure of Quality of Life (Modular Approach)
373
(8)
The Bush Bone Marrow Transplant Symptom Inventory
373
(8)
Nigel Bush
Index
381
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