Implémentation d’une intervention psychosociale StomieCare auprès de patients opérés d’un cancer du rectum avec stomie temporaire : une étude pilote de faisabilité, d’acceptabilité et d’efficacité
Implementation of Psychosocial Intervention StomieCare for Patients with Rectal Cancer Treated by Rectal Excision and Temporary Stoma: A Pilot Study of Feasibility, Acceptability and Efficacy
Abstract
Objective: This study aims to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, and efficacy of StomieCare for rectal cancer patients undergoing surgery with a temporary stoma. StomieCare (three individual sessions) comprises thematic discussions, information and education, and teaching problem-solving and cognitive restructuring. Methods: Thirty-seven rectal cancer participants treated by surgery and temporary stoma were recruited and randomized to control (routine care approach, n = 20) and intervention (routine care and StomieCare, n = 17) groups. Outcomes were psychological distress (anxiety and depression, HADS), body image (BIS, ESS), and quality of life (FACT-C), at one week before surgery (T1) and 3 months after stoma closure (T2). Interand intragroup statistical analyses were performed. Results: This study demonstrated that StomieCare is feasible and acceptable. At T2, depression scores were higher for controls than for the intervention group. The mean scores for quality of life, depression, and body image decreased in the control group but remained stable in the intervention group. Anxiety scores significantly decreased between T1 and T2 only for the control group. Conclusion: StomieCare is a feasible and acceptable intervention for the prevention of depressive symptomatology.
Résumé
L’objectif de cette étude est d’évaluer la faisabilité, l’acceptabilité et l’efficacité d’une intervention psychosociale en individuel (appelée StomieCare) auprès de patients atteints d’un cancer du rectum et traités par chirurgie avec stomie temporaire. Cette intervention, en trois séances individuelles, comprend des discussions thématiques autour de problèmes communs relatifs à la maladie et/ou la stomie comme l’impact du cancer et de ces traitements sur la qualité de vie, l’estime de soi, d’apport d’informations et d’apprentissage de techniques (résolution de problème et restructuration cognitive). Trente-sept patients atteints d’un cancer du rectum et traités par chirurgie avec stomie temporaire ont été recrutés et randomisés soit dans le groupe contrôle (prise en charge traditionnelle, n = 20) soit dans le groupe intervention (prise en charge traditionnelle et StomieCare, n = 17). Une semaine avant l’opération (T1) et trois mois après le rétablissement de continuité (T2), tous les patients ont rempli la HADS pour évaluer l’anxiété et la dépression, la BIS pour l’image du corps, l’ESS pour la honte liée à l’image du corps et la FACT-C pour la qualité de vie. Des analyses statistiques intergroupes et intragroupes ont été réalisées. Les critères de faisabilité et d’acceptabilité sont satisfaisants. A T2, les scores de dépression du groupe contrôle sont significativement plus élevés que ceux du groupe intervention. A T2, et uniquement pour le groupe contrôle, il y a une altération significative des scores de qualité de vie, dépression et image du corps. Aucune différence significative n’est observée pour le groupe intervention. L’anxiété diminue entre T1 et T2 de manière significative uniquement pour le groupe contrôle. Pour conclure, StomieCare semble être une intervention faisable et acceptable à visée préventive de la symptomatologie dépressive.
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