Research topic Breast cancer in young women. This week after the completion of your assigned readings and review of the(AACN Essentials I, II, IV, V, VI, and VIII)(refer to assignment section to view

Research topic Breast cancer in young women. This week after the completion of your assigned readings and review of the(AACN Essentials I, II, IV, V, VI, and VIII)(refer to assignment section to view
Running Header: NEW LIFE DIMENSION AMONG YOUNGER WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER 1 NEW LIFE DIMENSION AMONG YOUNGER WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER Danay Quintero Dr. Claudia Davis Nursing Research-DLMSN 05/11/2020 New life dimension among younger women with breast cancer This research will provide a comprehensive glimpse of young women infected by the second most fatal type of cancer whose treatment is traumatizing as ever. This includes how these women are exposed to breast cancer, quality of life, how they deal with the sickness, how socio-economic differences relate to survival, nature of their diagnosis and treatment and primary care affect their wellbeing. This topic is of importance considering the current trends in the rising of breast cancer among the young women in our communities and the higher risk of transitional lifestyle shock they undergo between before and after contraction. The motivation behind this research is the series of studies which have coherently concluded that younger women with breast cancer are most likely to be psychologically distressed (Runowicz, 2016). Younger women are at the peak of their life experiences, academic, financial and career progression, sexual and family planning and other life adventures. When the disease strikes, it comes with enormous lifestyle demands of adjustments in terms of healthy living, the balance between medication and other obligations, raising a family and maintaining a focused, positive mind. Through qualitative and quantitative research and analysis methods, this study will enable primary care personnel to develop a psychological perspective when dealing with their younger cancer patients. Subsequently, this study helps governments, hospitals, and health organizations integrate systems that orient young cancer patients in medical and non-medical programs to provide both body and mental stability. The literature instils explicit knowledge on how older cancer women are taken care of in the Breast Cancer Survivorship research with comparison and contractions of both age groups lives’ dynamics and in-depth cross-examination from the literature that reviewed the health-related quality of life (QOL), reproduction and fertility, and other behaviours within younger women patients. REFERENCES Runowicz, C. D., Leach, C. R., Henry, N. L., Henry, K. S., Mackey, H. T., Cowens-Alvarando, R. L et all. (2016). American cancer society/ American society of clinical oncology breast cancer survivorship care guideline. CA: a cancer journal for clinicians, 66(1), 43-73. Menen, R. S., & Hunt, K. K. (2016). Considerations for the treatment of young patients with breast cancer. The breast journal, 22(6), 667-672.