Quality of life and coping in children with cancer

Abstract Objective: Cancer illness is a stressful event that affects children’s quality of life. This study verified the association between coping and life in 13 children with cancer (6 to 12 years old) from public hospital Southeastern region country. Methods: The participants answered Hospitalization Coping Scale Pediatric Quality Life 3.0 (Cancer Module). Descriptive inferential statistical analyses were applied. A high average adaptive behaviors, such as talking, playing, taking medicine, observed. Results: results suggest potential positive correlation related domain nausea, which also showed scores, coping, demonstrating difficulty dealing even after using strategies, this was significant reducing perceived. Conclusion: Understanding qualitywww may steer intervention Oncology.