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Abstract
Teaching improves women and their families’ satisfaction
as they have some knowledge about condition and their
questions have been answered satisfactorily. The goal of
teaching in community-based care is to assist the women to
achieve independence and better outcomes will result (Barry,
2000).
Mastectomy as a critical event influences nearly all aspects
of women and their families’ activities of daily living,
furthermore, women, usually loose interest with deterioration of
their economic standards also; they may experience
deterioration in their sexual adjustment. These health problems
of this specific group of patient eventually alter their quality of
life (Johnson, 2000).