Kap On Cancer Immunotherapy As A Treatment Modality Among Saudi Population

Abstract

Background: Cancer is a complex disease that involves multiple facets. Adjuvant attitudes can boost an individual's chances of long-term survival without rebound after the patient has had foremost therapy. Radiation therapy, and a combination of several treatment modalities. among myriad adjuvant therapies, such as adjuvant chemotherapy, in which medication specifically target and eradicate certain cancer cells.

Methods: To gain insight into the KAP on cancer immunotherapy as a therapeutic method among Saudi Arabian population, the research study deployed a cross-sectional survey. The questionnaire was administered in both Arabic and English. General parameters like the region of residence, age, gender, and work status were gathered for the metrics. For the purpose of analyzing the data, the imported questionnaires were loaded into SPSS version 23.0, the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences.

Results: As Age increases, Attitude on Cancer Immunotherapy as treatment modality increases. Negative correlation exists between Age Group of study Participants and Knowledge Domain of KAP. As Age increases, Knowledge on Cancer Immunotherapy as treatment modality increases. Participants have fair knowledge on Cancer immutherapy as a treatment (40% and 44% respectively). No Significant correlation exist between Gender and KAP factor. Knowledge Domain (Male: P= 0.138 x2 =1.888, Female: P= 0.534 x2 = 1.768).

Conclusion: Cancer is a multifaceted illness that involves intricate changes to the body's physiological state. Looking for effective cancer treatment options is vital given the serious consequences of the disease. In light of the study's findings, we draw the conclusion that training health and human services personnel to implement gender-based initiatives centered on cancer treatment methods is essential.