Place Of Residence Research Articles

Young People’s Propensity to Volunteer: a Typology Based on a Regional Study

The article examines the variability of personal dispositions that contribute to the predisposition of youth to volunteerism. The study is based on the results of an online survey of youth in the Sverdlovsk region conducted in 2022. The sample was representative, error 3%, size – N = 2500. The sample was based on quotas: gender, age, social status, place of residence. The article discusses the predisposition to volunteerism and the relationship between the propensity of the Urals youth to volunteer and their readiness for action. It examines the social consciousness of young people to evaluate the various characteristics of their inclination towards this type of social activity. The study analyzed the multidirectional nature of youth predisposition to volunteering across four dimensions: belief in social change, orientation towards activism, priority of egoistic or altruistic orientation of volunteering, and orientation towards relatives and friends or independence. Cluster analysis was conducted to identify 12 types of youth groups with unique characteristics of their members’ predisposition to volunteering. The propensity to volunteerism index was calculated for each group. The results show that the groups with a stronger altruistic orientation and an attitude towards social action (activism) have the largest number of individuals ready to volunteer. Meanwhile, the proportion of individuals willing to volunteer remains consistent even in groups where the inclination towards volunteerism is low.

Adaptability to Clouds of Change: Study of Engineering Students Pursuing Technical Education in Online Mode

The pandemic has affected the social, economic, political, and psychological as well as physiological well-being of an individual. Due to technological advancements, it was comparatively easy to adapt to these clouds of change, and the education field was not an exception. The researchers have observed this not only in letter but in spirit during the pandemic through the new way of teaching and learning, that is, the Online Learning Mode. This paper aims to study the impact of place of residence on English language acquisition and the social and psychological health of engineering students in Online learning mode. A structured questionnaire was designed for this study. A total of 245 participants who are presently pursuing engineering in online learning mode participated in the research. The study revealed that the place of residence had no influence on English language acquisition but significantly impacted engineering students’ social and psychological health.

Actual prevalence of obesity and its correlation with medical and social factors among the employed population in the Saratov region

BACKGROUND: Obesity is a common, multifactorial disease that significantly contributes to other chronic noncommunicable diseases, which are the leading causes of premature mortality worldwide. The observed increase in the prevalence of obesity is attributable to a wide range of behavioral, medical, social, and biological factors. AIM: To assess of the actual prevalence of obesity among the employed population in the Saratov region and its correlation with medical and social factors. MATERIAL AND METHODS: A cross-sectional study was conducted to assess the prevalence of obesity among 3,721 employees, evaluating a range of medical and social factors, including sex, age, education, place of residence, physical activity, and risk factors for metabolic syndrome. The R programming language was used for statistical analysis. A probit regression model was created to determine the probability of obesity based on the presence or absence of specific factors. RESULTS: A univariate analysis demonstrated a correlation between obesity and a number of medical and social factors, including sex, age, education, labor intensity, physical activity, and the risk factors for metabolic syndrome. A regression analysis revealed a lower prevalence of obesity among males engaged in physically demanding work and among females with a university degree. A regression analysis demonstrated a positive correlation between obesity and the markers of cardiometabolic risk, including an above-normal waist circumference, hyperglycemia, low HDL, and hypertension, in the overall study population and male participants. In the female cohort, the analysis identified an above-normal waist circumference and hypertension as correlates of obesity. The notable finding was that triglyceride levels were not associated with obesity in any of the groups. The study had several limitations, including those related to region (the Saratov region), age (working-age population), and occupational status (employed population). CONCLUSION: A representative sample of the employed population in the Saratov region was used to establish the obesity prevalence patterns among males and females in various age groups. Additionally, the study identified the major medical and social risk factors for obesity. It is essential to consider the probability of a high body fat percentage among individuals with normal body weight and those who are overweight to prevent and mitigate cardiometabolic risks. The findings of this study are potentially beneficial for the creation of preventative strategies integrated into employee wellness initiatives focused on maintaining the wellbeing, quality of life and professional longevity of the employed population.

OPTIMALISASI BUFFER ZONE SEBAGAI PENGAMAN PERMUKIMAN DI SEKITAR DEPO TANGKI BAHAN BAKAR MINYAK PT. PERTAMINA PLUMPANG, JAKARTA

The fuel storage tanks in Plumpang, North Jakarta, owned by PT. Pertamina Tbk. initially had a land area of ​​153 hectares, with the use of 71 hectares as an operational area and the rest as a buffer zone. However, the buffer zone changed its function to a residential area as a place of residence and economic activities for the community which became increasingly dense accompanied by issues of land ownership status. The Plumpang fuel storage tanks fire incident that occurred several times which caused loss of life and property, is a reminder of the importance of a buffer zone that serves as a separating space between areas at risk of flammable material disasters and residential areas. This paper is the result of research on the analysis of the optimization of land requirements for the Plumpang fuel storage tanks buffer zone, by applying quantitative descriptive methods and spatial mapping of the area using Arcgis software, with reference to fuel depot safety standards. It requires the acquisition of 5.2 hectares of land as a buffer zone area in the form of a safe distance from the safety fence wall, construction of a ditch that functions as an accident pool, and re-arrangement of settlements directly adjacent to the buffer zone.

Dietary Quality and Its Impact on Maternal Nutritional Status in Ondo State, Nigeria

Background: Malnutrition is one of the major problems that have bewildered human health in developing countries Objective: The study aimed to assess maternal diet quality and nutritional status of in Ondo state. Methods: This was a community based descriptive and cross-sectional study that consisted of 420 respondents (mothers). Respondents were drawn using multistage sampling procedure. Pre-test, semi-structured Interviewer administered questionnaire was used to elicit information from the respondents while anthropometric indices such as height, weight, waist circumference, hip circumference were measurement and Waist hip ratio, mid upper arm circumference were computed according to standard. Body Mass Index (BMI) was calculated from weight and height measurements and classified into underweight (<18.5), normal weight (18.5-24.9), overweight (25.0-29.9) and obesity (≥30.0). Data were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics while level of significant was set P (<0.05). Results: The nutritional status of the women shows that there was a double burden of malnutrition indicating 10.7% under nutrition, 29.0% overweight and 4.8% obese. BMI was significantly associated with mothers’ age (p= 0.000), place of residence (p= 0.009), marital status (p= 0.017), mothers’ occupation (p= 0.026), occupation of spouse (p= 0.009), and monthly income (p = 0.008). Conclusion: There were existence of a double burden of malnutrition and high prevalence of overweight and obesity in the study area. Household food insecurity contributed greatly to the malnutrition observed in many mothers in the study. Nutrition and health promotion education intervention is recommended in the study area.

Спорадическая медуллярная карцинома щитовидной железы в детском возрасте: клиническое наблюдение

Medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC) is one of the rarest tumors of the neuroendocrine system occurring in childhood. MTC represents approximately 4% to 8% of all thyroid malignancies in children with an incidence of 0.03 per 100,000 pediatric population per annum. As a rule, MCT in childhood is presented as part of hereditary syndromes (MEN2A, MEN2B) whereas the prevalence of the sporadic form has not been sufficiently studied as well as its molecular and genetic features. Authors represent the Russia’s first clinical case of sporadic MTC in a 16 years old child. The girl at the age of 14 y/o was examined by an endocrinologist at the place of residence due to the absence of menarche. According to the results of a comprehensive examination, a mass measuring of up to 27 mm was detected in the left lobe of the thyroid gland. Cytological examination revealed a picture suspicious for C-cell carcinoma. The basal calcitonin level was 2160 pg/ml (with 0 to 4.8 pg/ml as a norm). The patient had then underwent thyroidectomy with central lymphadenectomy as a result of histological and immunohistochemical studies of medullary thyroid carcinoma pT2N0 MxLV0Pn0. According to the results of molecular genetic study of peripheral blood, neither germinal pathogenic nor opportunistic mutations in RET gene were detected. Full-exome sequencing of DNA isolated from tumour tissue revealed as pathogenic/conditional pathogenic mutations RET p.M918T, CHEK2 p. R29X, VRK1 p.H119R and ARSE p. G422R. After 3.5 years of follow-up, the patient had a complete structural and biochemical remission of the disease.

Assessing Overweight, Obesity, and Related Risk Factors in 8-9-Year-Old Children in Szczecin, Poland.

Background: Childhood obesity is a significant public health issue. This study aimed to evaluate the prevalence of overweight and obesity among 8- and 9-year-old children in Szczecin, Poland, and unlike other studies to assess differences in nutritional status within a single urban agglomeration of nearly 500,000 residents, it was influenced by place of residence and socioeconomic status. Methods: The study included 4705 children (2327 boys and 2378 girls) aged 8 and 9 years, attending 50 primary schools in Szczecin (45 public, 5 private) across four districts: North, Right Bank, City Center, and West. Anthropometric measurements were used to calculate BMI. Overweight was diagnosed when BMI was ≥85th percentile but lower than the 95th percentile for age and sex, while obesity was when the BMI was ≥95th percentile. Data on parental BMI, education, and place of residence were also collected. Results: The prevalence of overweight was 16.6%, and obesity was 6.2%. Overweight was more common in girls, while obesity was more frequent in boys. Children attending special education schools and living in the Right-Bank district had the highest rates of overweight and obesity. Parental obesity and low parental education, particularly the father's, were the strongest risk factors for excess body weight. Conclusions: Differences in childhood nutritional status exist even within the same city, influenced by residence and socioeconomic factors. Parental obesity, low education, living in the city's rural districts, and attending special education schools are key risk factors. Enhanced prevention programs tailored to these factors are crucial to combat childhood obesity effectively.

Association between Cardiovascular Disease and Handgrip Strength Risk among Community-Dwelling Older Adults in India.

The literature does not adequately examine the relationship between cardiovascular disease (CVD) and risk in handgrip strength (HGS) among community-dwelling older adults in India. The study aimed to investigate this relationship, considering sociodemographic, lifestyle, and clinical variables. A cross-sectional study involving 31,001 individuals aged ≥60 assessed HGS in kilograms using a handheld Smedley Hand Dynamometer and self-reported CVD status. Participants were classified into two groups: with (n = 2291) and without CVD (n = 28,710). Multivariate logistic regression analyses revealed a significant odds ratio (OR) of HGS among older adults with CVD, adjusted for age, gender, education, marital status, place of residence (sociodemographic), alcohol consumption, smoking, activity, body mass index (lifestyle), hypertension, diabetes, and chronic bone/joint diseases (clinical) (right-handed: OR = 1.23, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.09-1.38; left-handed: OR = 1.16, 95% CI = 1.04-1.30). CVD is associated with an increased risk of reduced HGS in older Indians, underscoring that improving HGS may help reduce death rates in this population.

THE RELATIONSHIP OF CAUSING FACTORS WITH THE EVENT CERVICAL CANCER IN WOMEN

Cervical cancer is cancer that starts in the cervix. The cervix is the lowest part and end of the uterus or uterus. The cervix connects the uterus and the vaginal canal, and cervical cancer is caused by infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV). Objective: To describe the association between the incidence and causative factors of cervical cancer in women. Methodology: Methodological literature review. Results: The most major risk factors for cervical cancer are hormonal contraception and age. There are also other characteristic social factors, such as low education level, economic status, smoking, cleanliness, physical activity, place of residence, and family history, and most of these factors are risk factors that can be modified to take preventive measures.

Ocena innowacyjności i otwartości na zmiany wśród pielęgniarek, położnych oraz ratowników medycznych

IntroductionInnovativeness, which is associated with the continuous improvement of the current healthcare system, the implementation of new ideas, the introduction of new products and equipment in the medical environment, and the change that causes the modification of existing habits and procedures, affect the development of the healthcare system and improve the quality of patient care.AimThe aim of the study was to assess the innovativeness and the openness to change of nurses, midwives and paramedics.Material and methodsThe research was conducted from November 2023 to April 2024. The total number of people participating in the survey 123 respondents. The following methods were the survey technique was used, and the method of estimation, using rating scales.Results and discussionThe study shows that nurses, midwives and paramedics have similar values of levels of innovativeness and openness to change. Openness to change is at a high level, while innovativeness, according to the adopted key, is described as above average. In the case of nurses, age, seniority, education and the position held have an impact on the level of openness to change.ConclusionsThe level of innovativeness in this group of respondents is significantly influenced by education and position. The level of openness to changes of midwives is influenced by age, education and position, while their innovativeness is influenced by the place of residence, education and position. Paramedics have a level of openness to change and innovativeness at an equal level regardless of the parameters taken into account, only the position they hold makes a difference in results.

Nutrition literacy profile among adolescents in Kuwait: a cross-sectional study

BackgroundAdolescent nutrition literacy and knowledge are associated with nutrient intake and obesity. With the rising prevalence of obesity in Kuwait, limited studies have assessed nutrition literacy among Kuwaiti adolescents. Therefore, this study aims to assess nutrition literacy among Kuwaiti adolescents and examine factors associated with nutrition literacy, such as body mass index (BMI) and dietary intake.MethodsA school-based cross-sectional study was conducted in public schools across Kuwait, enrolling a convenience sample of 375 adolescents (mean age = 15.6 years, 53.1% female participants). A self-administered questionnaire was used to collect relevant data. The Nutrition Literacy Assessment Instrument (NLit) score was used to assess nutrition knowledge and skills in making food choices.ResultsThe median NLit score among adolescents was 29 (IQR = 6). A large percentage (72.5%) of Kuwaiti adolescents demonstrated adequate overall nutrition literacy and scored adequately in the majority of NLit subscales. However, the majority of adolescents (73.3%) demonstrated inadequate nutrition literacy in understanding food labels. Predictors of NLit included BMI, place of residence, and smoking status. Moreover, the NLit score was negatively associated with the intake of sugar-sweetened beverages.ConclusionThis study’s findings may inform future research aimed at designing effective nutrition literacy interventions to enhance food choices among adolescents in Kuwait. The results of this study may also provide insights for policymakers and public health professionals to tailor food and nutrition programs to address the decline in food literacy skills and combat obesity.

Determinants of Non-Performing Loans in Cyprus: An Empirical Analysis of Macroeconomic and Borrower-Specific Factors

This study empirically investigates the determinants of non-performing loans (NPLs) within the Cypriot banking sector by employing Pearson’s correlation analysis and Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) estimations. Utilizing a sample of 200 NPLs granted to individuals by a Cypriot banking institution from 2013 to 2019, the study examines both macroeconomic and borrower-specific factors influencing NPLs. The findings reveal significant associations between borrower profile characteristics - such as gender, age, education level, professional and financial standing, and place of residence - and loan-specific details, including loan purpose, type of collateral, and NPL status and rescheduling. The study also identifies that lower economic growth, higher inflation, and higher interest rates correlate with an increase in NPLs. Moreover, borrower-specific variables like return on assets and loan growth significantly affect NPL levels. These results offer valuable insights into management in taking corrective actions and have important policy implications for regulatory authorities in formulating effective economic policies. Additionally, the study guides potential investors by highlighting key risk factors associated with NPLs in Cyprus.

Features of therapy of localized scleroderma in a severe comorbid patient

Localized scleroderma is an autoimmune chronic connective tissue disease characterized by the appearance of foci of local inflammation in various areas of the skin, followed by the formation of sclerosis and/or atrophy of the skin and underlying tissues in them. Among systemic connective tissue diseases, scleroderma occupies the second place in terms of frequency, mainly female patients. The authors observed a severe comorbid patient S., 75 years old, who was hospitalized at the Federal Center of Brain Research and Neurotechnologies of the FMBA of Russia in the department of medical rehabilitation for patients with impaired central nervous system function № 1 from 02.11.2022 to 03.01.2022 with a diagnosis of the underlying disease: the consequences of an ischemic stroke in the basin of the left middle cerebral artery from 02.23.2021, cardioembolic pathogenetic variant. Right-sided hemiparesis. Complex motor aphasia. After consulting a dermatovenerologist, a diagnosis was added to the concomitant diseases: localized scleroderma. Limited plaque shape. Patient S. external treatment was carried out (fluticasone ointment 0.005 % applied to the affected areas of the skin 1 time a day in a thin layer for 4 weeks), upon discharge, a course of physiotherapy at the place of residence was recommended.

Analysis of dreams and fantasies in transactional analysis on the example of the phenomenon of “the emigrant’s dream”

Dream analysis allows psychologists and their clients to see the life script, to be aware of injunctions, early childhood decisions, to meet feelings that could be so frightening that the psyche displaces them for years, while the unresolved conflict worries unconsciously and comes in the form of nightmares that affect the quality of sleep. Research of the possibilities of working with dreams in transactional analysis expands the skills of a psychologist in understanding the concept of a dialogue of ego states, as well as passing the stage of decontamination by the client. The following article contains information about differences in dreamwork approach in transactional analysis through decades between TA-psychotherapists, which gives an extensive theoretical understanding of the topic. The practical experience described in this article could be useful for understanding how to build dreamwork, to accompany the client in his or her research of the world of dreams. Some recurring dreams create a feeling of confusion and a lack of understanding of how incoming images could relate to the real problems that clients seek solutions to in therapeutic work. The article also reveals the phenomenon of “the emigrant’s dream” which is quite common among those who have changed their usual place of residence.

Identifying factors associated with disparities in accessing an Integrative Oncology program

Introduction: Integrative oncology (IO) programs provide patients with evidence-based complementary medicine therapies within a supportive and palliative cancer care setting. This study retrospectively examined characteristics of patients with lung cancer predicting utilization of a freely-provided IO consultation at two medical centers in Israel. Methods: Electronic medical files of 832 patients with lung cancer attending/not attending the IO consultation were searched for socio-demographic (age, gender, country of birth, place of residence, primary language spoken) and personal health (Body Mass Index; smoking; disability) characteristics; cancer-related parameters (primary tumor site, localized vs. metastatic); and reported pain- and emotional-related concerns. Results: Only 120 (14.4%) of eligible patients attended the IO consultation, with multivariate analysis finding a significantly lower likelihood of attendance among patients who were older (OR: 0.98, 95%CI=0.96-0.99; p=0.02); male (OR: 0.53, 95%CI=0.34-0.83; p=0.005); primarily non Hebrew-speaking (i.e., primarily Arabic or Russian speakers; OR: 0.34, 95%CI=0.14-0.82; p=0.016); without disability (OR: 0.52, 95%CI=0.33-0.92; p=0.025); and not reporting pain (OR=0.40,95%CI=0.17-0.98-; p=0.046). Conclusions: The present study suggests that age, gender and culture-related factors (reflected by the patient's primary language) may contribute to disparities in accessing a freely-provided IO consultation, as shown in a diverse population of patients with lung cancer from two medical centers in Israel. Further research is needed to better understand the role of these programs within a diverse, equitable and inclusive setting of effective and safe integrative care of oncology patients.

Trends and determinants of caesarean section in South Asian countries: Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan.

The prevalence of caesarean sections (C-sections) has remarkably increased in the past few decades worldwide, especially in the lower and middle-income countries (LMICs). To our best knowledge, no studies focused on and compared the C-section scenarios of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan based on the latest demographic and health survey (DHS) data. To assess the trends and factors associated with C-sections in the three South Asian countries. Mothers aged 15-49 years participated in DHS 1990 to 2017-2018 and gave birth within three years of each of the surveys in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan. This study analyzed data from five recent DHS rounds in Bangladesh and four in Nepal and Pakistan. Multivariable logistic regression was used to assess the association between C-sections and sociodemographic characteristics. The results show that institutional delivery and C-sections have increased throughout the period in all three countries. In Bangladesh, the hospital birth rate increased from 10.0% in 2004 to 49.9% in 2017, and the corresponding figures [S1 Appendix: Figure A1 and Figure A2] for C-sections increased from 3.5% to 32.8%. In Nepal, the hospital birth rate increased from 11.0% in 2001 to 58.6% in 2016, and the C-sections from 0.8% to 11.0%. Pakistan observed a sharp increase from 13.7% to 66.3% and 2.7% to 22.3% in the respective cases from 1990 to 2017. Results from regression reveal that the mother's age, place of residence, education, partner's education, wealth status, birth order, number of antenatal care visits, and body mass index are associated with C-section deliveries in all three countries. Our findings regarding the association of sociodemographic factors with increased C-sections may help identify subgroups of women susceptible to C-sections and offer better support regarding C-sections plans. However, the substantial increase in C-sections across the three countries warrants further investigation to identify the reasons.

Crafting Local Sustainability: Strategies for Attracting Tourists to Breweries and Related Activities of Beer Tourism

Beer tourism has become a crucial element of gastrotourism, presenting substantial opportunities for sustainable tourism development. This sector not only bolsters local economies by spending on local businesses but also promotes environmental sustainability by focusing on local brewing traditions and reducing the import of goods. The study aims to explain how different groups (based on gender, age, education, and place of residence) perceive, understand, and engage in beer tourism and thus help to adapt beer tourism offers to these groups' specific interests and improve the sustainability of related activities. The evaluation was carried out based on a questionnaire survey. Based on the variables, we tested through the Chi-square and Fisher-Freeman-Halton tests. Based on the contingency table, Monte Carlo simulation was used for the Fisher-Freeman-Halton test. The questionnaire survey results showed that most Slovak tourists prefer excursions to breweries rather than beer festivals (42.98% of men and 45.45% of women). Visitors get the most information about beer tourism activities through social networks. However, the number of respondents can be seen as a limiting factor of the research, which does not allow for generalizing the conclusions about beer tourism in Slovakia. In this case, it was a pre-test, and the questionnaire was subsequently modified and expanded to include other activities in the field of beer tourism. In the future, the data will be supplemented by personal interviews with brewery owners about their perception of beer tourism.

Managing the University’s Educational Process Based on Predicting Students’ Academic Performance

The authors of the article present a comprehensive analysis of the accounting of students’ academic performance in the management of the educational process of the university. The information about students that affects their academic performance and satisfaction with the educational organization is analyzed and classified. The focus of the study is on the application of predictive models in the management of the educational process in order to adapt the content of disciplines to the current contingent of students. The study used data only on first-year students (2023/24 academic year) of bachelor’s and specialist’s degree levels (n=1549). The information is depersonalized and contains the following data: demographic (age, gender, citizenship), social (socio-cultural environment, place of residence, place of residence during study), academic (previous education, results of entrance tests, current academic performance, faculty, qualification level), economic (scholarship, type of competition – budget/contract). Methods of mathematical statistics were used to analyze the data: determining the type of data distribution using the Shapiro-Wilk test, establishing the presence of multicollinearity in the construction of multiple regression by the Pearson criterion, establishing correlation dependencies by Spearman’s rank correlation method. Machine learning methods are implemented in the Python programming language (v. 3.8) using the freely distributed Keras library. The main results. The classification of factors affecting the academic performance and satisfaction of students is presented. Using the methods of mathematical statistics, the importance of each factor for predicting academic performance has been established. An educational process management model based on Agile Learning Design has been developed and presented, which allows adapting a specific discipline to the current contingent of students.

Examination of elementary school students digital literacy levels in terms of different variables

The aim of this study is to examine the digital literacy levels of primary school students according to different variables. The survey model was used to investigate how technology, which has become one of the most important needs of today, affects the digital literacy of primary school students who have experienced distance education. The participants of the study consisted of 100 students studying in a city center located in the Black Sea region of Turkey. The data were obtained by using the personal information form developed by the researchers and the "Digital Literacy" scale developed by Pala and Başıbüyük (2010). In the analysis of the data, percentage, arithmetic mean, gender, independent sample t-test for the variables of availability of technological tools, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for the variables of parental education level, place of residence, time spent with technology and family income level. As a result of the research, it was seen that the digital literacy level of the students was at an average level and that the digital literacy of the students showed significance according to the family income level and the availability of internet at home, while there was no significant difference according to variables such as gender, parental education level, and the availability of technological devices. Based on the data of the study, it is recommended to include related courses in the curriculum for the positive development of students' digital literacy.

The relationship between the quality of oncology nursing care and the resiliency and hope of patients with cancer: a cross-sectional study.

Patients with cancer require emotional support in addition to specialised medical treatments for their physical ailments. The quality of nursing care, resilience and hope can influence a person's cancer trajectory, and understanding these factors and their relationship can be influential in improving the process for these patients. This study examined the relationship between the quality of oncology nursing care and resilience and hope in patients with cancer. The present study is a descriptive analytics study conducted on 160 patients with cancer from April-August 2023. The data collection tools included four questionnaires: a demographic information questionnaire, the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RSC), the Snyder Hope Scale, and the Oncology Nursing Care Quality Scale. The data were analysed using SPSS version 22 statistical software. In examining the relationship between demographic 'variables' and 'resilience', marital status and place of residence had statistically significant correlations (P<0.05). Place of residence, education level, job and first cancer treatment (P=0.004) had statistically significant correlations with hope (P<0.05). There was no statistically significant relationship between the quality of oncology nursing (QON) and its domain with two variables: 'resilience' (P=0.76) and 'hope' (P=0.37). However, a statistically significant relationship existed between the variables 'resilience' and 'hope' (P<0.001). The linear regression model results showed that among the entered demographic variables, only the variable 'hope' predicted resilience (P<0.001; R=27%). Additionally, the 'resilience' variables (P<0.001) and the 'first cancer treated' variable (P=0.001; R=34%) were predictors of 'hope'. Given the interrelationship between 'resilience' and 'hope' for patients with cancer, it is necessary to focus on the factors that impact these qualities. In addition, paying attention to the concept of resilience can improve the level of hope in patients with cancer. Based on the results, it is recommended that interventions to increase QON in patients with cancer be planned and implemented.