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Abstract
ABSTRACT
The current study aimed to assess satisfaction of children and their accompanying parent with the primary nurse assessment in the children’s cancer hospital (57357). A descriptive design was utilized for this study. Setting: The study was conducted at the outpatient clinic affiliated to children’s cancer hospital (57357). Subjects: The study sample involved a purposive sample of (100) children with confirmed diagnosis of cancer, aged from 8 to 18 years from both genders with their parents. Tools of data collection involved a pre-designed questionnaire format to assess the satisfaction of parents and their children suffering from cancer about primary nurse assessment in children’s cancer hospital (57357). The results of study showed that the mean age of the studied children was 12.7±3, more than one quarter of them were in the age group between 14<15 years old. More than one-third (40.0%) of them were in primary education and living with both parents, there was a statistically significant difference in the relation between children and parent’s satisfaction with primary nurse’s assessment in children’s cancer hospital (57357). namely, reception of parents. Conclusion: the majority of the studied children were satisfied with the primary nurse’s assessment in terms of reception of children, communication and psychological status of children and their parents. Recommendations: This study recommended that regular assessment of parental satisfaction with primary nurse assessment and provide relevant programs to develop skills of primary nurse in assessment of children with cancer.
Keywords: Primary nurse’s assessment (PNA), children satisfaction, childhood cancer, communication.