About this trial
This feasibility study aims to develop and test an intervention program for young and middle-aged female breast cancer patients who experience parenting concerns. Eligible participants will receive the tailored support program (including psychological counseling and parenting guidance). The study will assess whether the program is acceptable, feasible, and potentially helpful in reducing parenting concerns among this group.We plan to enroll 20 participants from Shanghai Zhoupu Hospital between March 2026 and October 2026.
Eligibility criteria
This trial does not accept healthy volunteersQualifiers
Clear breast cancer patients confirmed by histopathology who have received surgical treatment
Aged 18 to 59 and currently raising at least one minor child under the age of 18
Clinical stage I - IV
Be aware of the condition, provide informed consent and voluntarily participate in this study
Disqualifiers
Concurrent with other cancers
Engaged in psychology work, or having received psychological intervention guidance within the past six months
Participate in other nursing intervention studies simultaneously
Trial design
Single group
Treatments tested in this trial
Parenting Concerns Support Program
BehavioralA 6-week program including 2 individual psychological counseling sessions and 4 group parenting guidance activities, designed to reduce parenting concerns in young and middle-aged female breast cancer patients.
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Parenting Concerns Scale for Breast Cancer Patients
This scale was developed by Qian Meiyan et al. in 2024 to assess the parenting anxiety level of breast cancer patients. The scale mainly consists of 5 dimensions and 25 items, namely disease communication (5 items), children's health (4 items), children's emotions (6 items), role communication (6 items), and family support (4 items).
Secondary outcomes
Parenting Sense of Competence Scale
This scale was created by Gibaud-Wallston in 1977, aiming to assess the self-perception and confidence level of caregivers.
Herth hope index
Compiled by American scholar Herth in 1991, it is applicable to the survey of hope levels among healthy or sick adults. This scale continues to consist of 3 dimensions and 12 items, namely positive attitudes towards reality and the future, taking positive actions, and maintaining close relationships with others.
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