Prospective follow-up study assessed quality of life and satisfaction in women with breast cancer, indicating crucial need for improved patient-centered care in Palestine.
Key Points
Quality of life was significantly impacted, with mean global health score at 45.78, indicating areas needing improvement.
Age and marital status were key factors affecting sexual functioning, enjoyment, and body image among breast cancer patients.
Satisfaction with healthcare providers linked to improved body image and sexual functioning, emphasizing the role of provider interaction.
Access to services was associated with increased systemic therapy side effects, highlighting infrastructure challenges in care.