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유방암 수술 후 일상생활의 변화 경험: PEARL 방법

Experience of Daily Life Changes After Breast Cancer Surgery: PEARL Study

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore daily life changes experienced by women after breast cancer surgery. Methods: Using Photo Experiencing and Reflective Listening (PEARL) method, eight participants were selected for interviews through a purposive sampling strategy. Participants captured key moments in their daily lives through photographs and participated in interviews. Collected data were subjected to thematic analysis. Results: Four themes were derived: revising lifestyle habits for a healthier self, establishing appropriate social relationships without overexertion, reflection and change in life, and finding meaning in changed daily life. Conclusion: This study deeply explored the physical, mental, and social changes experienced by women after breast cancer surgery, highlighting the need for support systems to assist with their daily life adaptations.

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore daily life changes experienced by women after breast cancer surgery. Methods: Using Photo Experiencing and Reflective Listening (PEARL) method, eight participants were selected for interviews through a purposive sampling strategy. Participants captured key moments in their daily lives through photographs and participated in interviews. Collected data were subjected to thematic analysis. Results: Four themes were derived: revising lifestyle habits for a healthier self, establishing appropriate social relationships without overexertion, reflection and change in life, and finding meaning in changed daily life. Conclusion: This study deeply explored the physical, mental, and social changes experienced by women after breast cancer surgery, highlighting the need for support systems to assist with their daily life adaptations.

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