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Identifying trajectory clusters in breast cancer survivors' supportive care needs, psychosocial difficulties, and resources from the completion of primary treatment to 8 months later.

Auteurs

Brédart Anne
Merdy Olivier - Etudiant dans le M2 MPCE - EA4275
Sigal-Zafrani B
Fiszer Chavie
Dolbeault S.
Hardouin Jean-Benoit - Maitre de Conférences - HDR - Biostatistique - UFR de Pharmacie

Description

Nature : Articles dans une revue internationale
Thématique : Biostatistique et Mesures Subjectives en Santé
Rang : Rang A : publication porté par un membre de l'unité, dans le cadre de l'unité
Axe de recherche principal: Utilisation pratique des Mesures Subjectives en Santé
Sujet : Etudes Cliniques avec ou sans financement hors PHRC et STIC

Brédart A, Merdy O, Sigal-Zafrani B, Fiszer C, Dolbeault S, Hardouin JB (2016) Identifying trajectory clusters in breast cancer survivors' supportive care needs, psychosocial difficulties, and resources from the completion of primary treatment to 8 months later.. Supportive Care in Cancer, 24(1): 357-366.

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Abstract

Purpose: This longitudinal study assessed the joint evolution of supportive care needs, distress, post-traumatic growth and perceived social support in the re-entry period shortly after breast cancer (BC) treatment. Clusters of patients defined by their patterns of change were estimated and described by socio-demographic, clinical and personality factors.

Methods: 426 women were invited to complete questionnaires at the last week of treatment, 4 and 8 months after. Outcomes were the ‘supportive care needs survey (SCNS-SF34-Fr)’, ‘Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADs)’, ‘Post-Traumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI)’ and ‘Social Support Questionnaire (SSQ)’. The ‘Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES)’, ‘Experiences in Close Relationships scale (ECR-M16) and Satisfaction with Cancer Care (EORTC IN-PATSAT32) were assessed as predictors. Latent trajectories were obtained using Growth Mixture Modeling (GMM). Then a classification was performed by hierarchical agglomerative clustering (HAC) on the axes of a multiple factor analysis (MFA).

Results: Over assessment time points, response rate was 65%. Four clusters were identified including two groups (62%) with lower needs: one with high social support throughout the 8 month ; the other with low distress trajectories. The two other groups (38%) evidenced rising or high stable needs, and borderline or clinical distress trajectories. These later groups were characterized by an insecure attachment style and lower satisfaction with care, and either lower education or younger age and more frequent chemotherapy.

Conclusion: A third of ESBC survivors present unsatisfactory needs and psychosocial evolution shortly after treatment ends. Risk factors such as insecure attachment style, lower satisfaction with care, younger age, lower level of education and having undergone chemotherapy should raise clinical attention.

Keywords: Breast Neoplasms/psychology; Patient Care Management; Longitudinal Studies; Cluster Analysis

Thèse(s) ou stage(s) lié(s) à cette publication

Olivier Merdy : Evaluation longitudinales des besoins en soins de support pour les patientes ayant un cancer du sein (2014)

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