The mediating effect of pain resilience between spouse pain-relevant response and self-reported pain in primary liver cancer pain patients
WANG Na
LI Pei
SUO Dandan
WEI Hongyan
WEI Huanhuan
GUO Run
SI Wen
Abstract：Objective To explore the mediating effect of pain resilience between spouse pain-relevant response and self-reported pain in primary liver cancer patients with cancer pain.Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted among a total of 238 patients with primary liver cancer pain admitted to a tertiary Class A hospital in Xi'an by using the general information questionnaire,Scale of Pain-Relevant Re-sponses from Spouse for Chronic Pain Patients,Pain Resilience Scale,and Global Pain Scale.Results The score of spouse pain-relevant re-sponse of patients with primary liver cancer pain was(45.08±13.14).The score of pain resilience was(32.05±9.58),and the score of self-reported pain was(143.67±29.63).Spouse pain-relevant response was positively correlated with pain resilience(r=0.534,P＜0.01),and nega-tively correlated with self-reported pain(r=-0.693,P＜0.01).Pain resilience was negatively correlated with self-reported pain(r=-0.676,P＜0.01).Pain resilience played a partial mediating effect between spouse pain-relevant response and self-reported pain in patients with pri-mary liver cancer pain,accounting for 35.73%of the total effect.Conclusion The self-reported pain in primary liver cancer pain patients is at a high level.Spouse pain-relevant response can directly affect self-reported pain or indirectly affect self-reported pain through pain resilience.The cancer pain symptoms in primary liver patients can be alleviated by increasing the levels of spouse pain-relevant response and pain resilience.
Keywords：primary liver cancerpatientspousepain-relevant responsespain resilienceself-report painnursingmediating effect
Publication Date：2025-06-10
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-19(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 486-492 )