중기 적응기 유방암 부부의 가족기능에 영향을 미치는 요인 = Factors Influencing Family Functioning of Couples with Breast Cancer in the Middle Adaptation Stage: Trajectory of Chronic Illness

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Purpose: This study was to test a theoretical model examining the relationships among social support, illness demands,
marital adjustment, family coping and family functioning in couples more than three years after breast cancer diagnosis.
Methods: A causal modeling methodology was used to test the specified relationships in the recursive theoretical
model. A total of 60 couples with breast cancer were recruited from January to April 2005. Five standardized questionnaires
were used to measure the theoretical concepts: social support (ISSB), illness demands (DOII), marital adjustment
(DAS), family coping (F-COPES), and family functioning (FACESII). Results: Path analysis results from the wives
and the husbands revealed different patterns. Three hypotheses were supported in the wife model as predicted: social
support and family coping, family coping and family functioning, and social support and marital adjustment (trend). Five
hypotheses were supported in the husband model as predicted: social support and illness demands, also social support
and marital adjustment, illness demands and marital adjustment, marital adjustment and family coping, and family
coping and family functioning. Conclusion: This study provides valuable information for developing various interventions
with social support for improving family functioning of breast cancer couples in the middle adaption stage (more
than three years after diagnosis).

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