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"Pasien kanker serviks menghadapi banyak masalah seperti tekanan fisik, spiritual, psikologis dan sosial, tekanan emosional dan kualitas hidup yang buruk. Kanker merupakan pengalaman kesehatan yang memotivasi perluasan batasan diri ke wilayah baru. Teori Transendensi Diri dari Pamela G. Reed menawarkan penjelasan dalam mencapai kesejahteraan, menemukan kelegaan dalam situasi sulit dan kesadaran baru tentang peristiwa negatif. Kasus kanker, sebagai salah satu kasus yang mengancam jiwa, memberikan konteks yang tepat dalam aplikasi Teori Transendensi Diri. Laporan ini menjabarkan penerapan teori Transendensi Diri pada asuhan keperawatan pasien kanker serviks. Intervensi yang diberikan dalam asuhan keperawatan ini berupa psikoterapi Life Review, sebagai salah satu strategi intrapersonal dalam transendensi diri dan wujud aplikasi EBN. Luaran dari penerapan teori ini adalah kesejahteraan spiritual yang ditandai dengan respon positif dari pasien kanker serviks tentang peristiwa hidup saat ini dalam berbagai rentang perjalanan kanker.

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Cervical cancer patients face many problems such as physical, spiritual, psychological social, and emotional distress and also poor quality of life. Cancer is a health experience that motivates the expansion of self-limitation into new areas. Pamela G. Reed's Self-Transcendence Theory offers an explanation in achieving well-being, finding relief in difficult situations and new awareness of negative events. Cancer, as one of the life-threatening disease, provide the right context in the application of Self-Transcendence Theory. This report describes the application of Self-Transcendence theory in nursing care for cervical cancer patients. The intervention given in this nursing care is Life Review psychotherapy, as one of the intrapersonal strategies in self-transcendence and a form of EBN application. The output of the application of this theory is spiritual well-being which is characterized by positive responses from cervical cancer patients about current life events in various stages of the cancer journey."

"Summary: A Guide to Oncology Symptom Management (second edition) is a comprehensive, evidence-based resource to lead oncology nursing practice, education, and research. Each chapter addresses a particular symptom, such as pain or fatigue, or an area of impact, such as spirituality or electrolyte imbalances. It takes a holistic approach, addressing a range of common concerns-physical, emotional, social, and spiritual. Some chapters also address specific populations that may have unique symptom experiences, including older adults and caregivers. All chapters provide Definitions of relevant constructs and inclusion of useful theoretical perspectives A review of pathophysiology and etiology related to cancer and specific treatments A framework for symptom assessment, including diagnostic criteria An evidence-based review of pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic management Delineation of the expected outcomes Recommendations for future research. In addition, the authors have provided case studies, patient teaching points, and links to useful information, such as clinical practice guidelines, ONS Putting Evidence Into Practice evidence reviews, and resources for patient teaching. All new to the second edition are chapters that address symptom management at the end of life, family caregiver burden, and distress, which you'll find most helpful given the new American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer's distress screening and management standards. Also included are emerging data related to the genomics of certain symptom phenotypes such as anticipatory nausea and vomiting. The new edition is a must-have resource for oncology nurse clinicians, educators, and scientists. Add it to your medical library today. "