Stressors, coping mechanisms and quality of life among TB patients - Abou Abdou, Somaya
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Tuberculosis (hereafter, TB) lesions have been found in the Egyptian mummies perhaps as early as 3700 BC.TB has become the most important infections disease in the world,it kills more than 1 million women per year.Individuals afflicted with TB have many illness-related stressors such as pain, financial problem and dependency, stigma and threat to self-esteem. The way individuals cope with illness-related stressors can influence their emotional, physiological and behavioral reactions. Therefore, there is need to investigate how individuals afflicted with TB cope with illness- relate stressors…mehr

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Tuberculosis (hereafter, TB) lesions have been found in the Egyptian mummies perhaps as early as 3700 BC.TB has become the most important infections disease in the world,it kills more than 1 million women per year.Individuals afflicted with TB have many illness-related stressors such as pain, financial problem and dependency, stigma and threat to self-esteem. The way individuals cope with illness-related stressors can influence their emotional, physiological and behavioral reactions. Therefore, there is need to investigate how individuals afflicted with TB cope with illness- relate stressors in order to facilitate patient s optimal adaptation to TB. Nurses can assist patient by providing support, information, critical analysis and alternative problem- solving strategies to further improve the quality of life of these patients.
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Associate Professor, Ph.D. in Psychiatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Suez Canal University, Egypt. Visiting Scientist, Queen s University, School of Nursing, Canada 2008 to 2009.A Per-reviewer in Continuous Improvement qualifying for accreditation, have many researches in coping strategies, quality of life, adolescence problems & women sexuality