Abstract:

Objective: To investigate the cognitive differences in the medical behaviors of the cervical cancer patients with different backgroundsundergoing radiotherapy,and to explore the relationship between the models of communication and the degrees of anxiety,and to provide reference for improving the radiotherapy obedient of the patients with cervical cancer and completing the models of communication.Methods: The clinical materials of 89 cervical cancer patients newly admitted and treated with radiotherapy were collected;the clinical current doctor-patient communication contents (explanation of patients' condition,treatment process,treatment time,associated symptoms,treatment cost and treatment effects)and the cognitive status of patients were investigated;the degrees of anxiety were evaluated by anxiety self rating scale (SAS), and descriptive statistical analysis and correlation analysis were performed.Results: The SAS scores were positively correlated with the concomitant symptoms (P<0.01).The SAS scores of the patients waiting for radiotherapy and the patients receivingradiotherapy from the beginning to 4 weeks after admission were significantly positively correlated with the patient's satisfaction score of the communication contents(P<0.05).Conclusion: To improve the satisfaction degree of doctor-patient communication content of the cervical cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy can relieve the anxiety degrees of cervical cancer patients and improve the radiotherapy obedience of the patients with cervical cancer.

Key words: cognition, satisfaction degree, uterine cervical neoplasms, anxiety