Respon Emosional Orang Tua Dalam Merawat Anak Dengan Kanker  Dalam Kondisi Perawatan Palliatif : Respon Emosional Orang Tua Dalam Merawat Anak Dengan Kanker  Dalam Kondisi Perawatan Palliatif

Rina Mariyana; Allenidekania; Nani Nurhaeni

doi:10.25077/njk.v14i2.13

Authors

Rina Mariyana STikes Fort de Kock Bukittinggi
Allenidekania Fakultas Keperawatan Universitas indonesia
Nani Nurhaeni Fakultas Keperawatan Universitas indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25077/njk.v14i2.13

Keywords:

cancer, parents, emotional, palliative care

Abstract

Cancer is one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality in the world. In caring for children with
cancer, parents experienced many changes from this disease where parents feel giving up, feel
emotional, and lack of communication between parents and the palliative team can influence the plan
for palliative care in children. This study aims to explore the parents’ emotional response in caring
for children with cancer under palliative care condition. The study was conducted at Jakarta, Bogor,
and Bekasi. The research applied descriptive qualitative phenomenology design. Parents caring for
children with cancer under palliative care were in-depth interviewed with open-ended questions. Data
were then analyzed using the Colaizzi method. This study produced a theme. Anger, effort to distract
their anger, exspression the anger, powerlessness. This study shows that during palliative care,
parents experience a variety of emotional responses that they cannot control. Therefore, nurses are
very important to provide an assessment and facilitate the fulfillment of needs that involve family
members and religious experts to control the emotional response caused by the mother.

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Respon Emosional Orang Tua Dalam Merawat Anak Dengan Kanker Dalam Kondisi Perawatan Palliatif