International Journal of Education & Psychology - Volumes & Issues - Volume 7: Dec 2020, Issue 7

Development of the Psychophysiological Well-Being Assessment Tool Based on Roy’s Adaptation Model for Breast Cancer Patients: A Validity and Reliability Study

Authors

Ms. Seema , Dr. Ramandeep Kaur Dhillon

DOI Number

Keywords

Breast cancer, psychophysiological wellbeing, Roy’s Adaptation Model, quality care. Psychophysiological Wellbeing Assessment Tool

Abstract

Breast cancer is a major health burden among women that instils feeling of dread and fear in them. When a woman suffers from this dreadful sickness she will definitely have her physiological and psychological status disturbed due to the worry of loss of her breast, chemotherapy, radiation therapy or any other cumbersome treatment and its complications. It is the time when a nurse can assess her disturbed psychophysiological wellbeing. For this she needs some tool. So the objective of the present study was to develop the Psychophysiological Well-being Assessment Tool (PWAT) based on Roy’s Adaptation Model and to check its validity and reliability.

References

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    Roy Adaptation Model … The development of the model began in the late 1960s (3). …
    In contributing health needs and well-being of the community (3, 13).
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  • A Modified Delphi Technique (1998) was used to develop the PWAT based on Roy’s Adaptation Model. For this purpose, a Delphi panel was constituted to get the common consensus to finalize

How to cite

Journal

International Journal of Education & Psychology

ISSN

2348-0785

Periodicity

Bi-Annually