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In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal

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Resumo:In contemporary societies, a significant proportion of women will be affected by breast or ovarian cancer over the course of their lives. Dealing with illness is known to impact profoundly on the general quality of life of women, but this assessment is usually made in clinical terms, and less attention is given to the social determinants of quality of life for cancer patients, and to the implications of cancer for their subjective wellbeing. In this article, we specifically discuss the impact of being engaged in a leisure activity for the subjective wellbeing of women experiencing breast or ovarian cancer. Based on an exploratory comparative study among Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal, we analyze the influence of leisure engagement, country of residence, treatment and social support for the subjective wellbeing of women dealing with cancer, proposing a discussion on the intersections of wellbeing, leisure and illness. The research was supported by a survey applied to 128 women diagnosed with breast and ovarian cancer. Significant relationships were found amongst subjective wellbeing, leisure engagement, country and support from patients’ associations. Results highlight the need to consider the effects of leisure among cancer patients, and the importance of institutionalized support to improve their quality of life.
Autores principais:Chamorro, E.
Outros Autores:Barroso, M.
Assunto:Subjective wellbeing Health Cancer Leisure Honduras Nicaragua Portugal
Ano:2021
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:ISCTE
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório ISCTE
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Cancer
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Nicaragua
Portugal
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spellingShingle In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
Chamorro, E.
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Health
Cancer
Leisure
Honduras
Nicaragua
Portugal
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subject.fl_str_mv Subjective wellbeing
Health
Cancer
Leisure
Honduras
Nicaragua
Portugal
title In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
title_full In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
title_fullStr In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
title_full_unstemmed In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
title_short In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
title_sort In the shadows of cancer. Leisure and subjective wellbeing of breast and ovarian cancer patients in Honduras, Nicaragua and Portugal
topic Subjective wellbeing
Health
Cancer
Leisure
Honduras
Nicaragua
Portugal
topic_facet Subjective wellbeing
Health
Cancer
Leisure
Honduras
Nicaragua
Portugal
url http://hdl.handle.net/10071/24541
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