DESCRIPTION OF ADAPTIVE RESOURCES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER

Videnichkin Dmitry Mikhailovich, Subbotina Tatyana Igorevna

Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, and the number of new cases continues to grow. Patients with cancer diagnoses face not only physical, but also profound psychological challenges that can significantly affect treatment outcomes and quality of life. Adaptive resources, including personal qualities and social support, play a key role in patients' ability to cope with the disease. However, insufficient attention to the psychological status of patients can lead to a deterioration in their general condition and a decrease in the effectiveness of therapy. In the context of modern medicine, it is important to develop integrative approaches that take into account both medical and psychosocial aspects. The study of adaptive resources and the psychological status of patients with cancer allows us to develop more effective support strategies aimed at improving psychological well-being and treatment outcomes, which makes the topic of this article extremely relevant.

Keywords:oncology, adaptive resources, psychological status, anxiety, depression, social support, quality of life, psychosocial care, coping strategies, psychological well-being.