Surviving childhood cancer: Relationship between exercise and coping on quality of life

Carmina Castellano; Marta Pérez-Campdepadrós; Lluís Capdevila; José Sánchez De Toledo; Soledad Gallego; Tomás Blasco

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Surviving childhood cancer: Relationship between exercise and coping on quality of life

Carmina Castellano, Marta Pérez-Campdepadrós, Lluís Capdevila, José Sánchez De Toledo, Soledad Gallego, Tomás Blasco

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This research assesses Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) in a Spanish sample of adolescent cancer survivors, and analyzes the relationship between HRQoL, coping styles and physical exercise. Forty-two survivors (12-19 years), who were ≥ 1 year of remission, completed standardized measures of HRQoL (CHIP-AE), coping strategies (ACS) and physical exercise (AECEF). Mean scores in all HRQoL domains were within normative values. Multiple regression analysis revealed that physical exercise and productive coping were related to higher HRQoL, whereas non-productive coping was related to lower HRQoL. This sample of survivors reported good levels of HRQoL, which are mediated by coping styles and physical exercise. © 2013 Cambridge University Press.

Original language	English
Article number	e1
Journal	Spanish Journal of Psychology
Volume	16
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1017/sjp.2013.1
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2013

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adolescent cancer survivors
coping styles
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physical exercise

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