ArticleOncology nursing forum2014
Psychological distress, social withdrawal, and coping following receipt of an abnormal mammogram among different ethnicities: a mediation model.
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- Depression, Hopelessness and Social Support among Breast Cancer Patients: in Highly Endogamous PopulationAsian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP · 2017Article
- Conversations about Abnormal Mammograms on Distress and Timely Follow-up Across Ethnicity.Journal of cancer education : the official journal of the American Association for Cancer Education · 2017Article
- Psychological Outcomes After a False Positive Mammogram: Preliminary Evidence for Ethnic Differences Across Time.Journal of racial and ethnic health disparities · 2017Article
- Ethnic differences in social support after initial receipt of an abnormal mammogram.Cultural diversity & ethnic minority psychology · 2016Article
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objectivesTo explore ethnic differences in psychological distress and social withdrawal after receiving an abnormal mammogram result and to assess if coping strategies mediate ethnic differences.
designDescriptive correlational.
settingTwo urban mobile mammography units and a rural community hospital in the state of Washington. SAMPLE: 41 Latina and 41 non-Latina Caucasian (NLC) women who had received an abnormal mammogram result.
methodsWomen completed standard sociodemographic questions, Impact of Event Scale-Revised, the social dimension of the Psychological Consequences Questionnaire, and the Brief COPE. MAIN RESEARCH VARIABLES: Ethnicity, psychological distress, social withdrawal, and coping.
findingsLatinas experienced greater psychological distress and social withdrawal compared to NLC counterparts. Denial as a coping strategy mediated ethnic differences in psychological distress. Religious coping mediated ethnic differences in social withdrawal.
conclusionsLarger population-based studies are necessary to understand how ethnic differences in coping strategies can influence psychological outcomes. This is an important finding that warrants additional study among women who are and are not diagnosed with breast cancer following an abnormal mammogram. IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: Nurses may be able to work with Latina patients to diminish denial coping and consequent distress. Nurses may be particularly effective, given cultural values concerning strong interpersonal relationships and respect for authority figures.
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