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Abstract

In order to assess the efficacy of therapy and the progression of the disease, quality of life and communication requirements for cancer patients have become more significant recently. The purpose of this research was to explain the state of communication between nurses and cancer patients in the Modaress Hospital's oncology wards in Tehran in 2025. The present research is subjective in nature. A total of fifteen cancer patients and twelve registered nurses participated. Collected data through unstructured interviews. Verbatim transcriptions of every interview were made while the audio recordings were continuously compared.  Base on data analysis, outcomes between nurses and patient’s communication consisted of that will be explained in detail include Outcome Trust ,  inconsistencyin Speech and Behavior  ,weariness and exhaustion satisfaction, unsatisfaction, On the outskirts of the family, Anxiety and stress of patient, The Order of Justice, Discrimination, Co - operation and co – ordination Stress and anxiety. Important results in communication between nurses and cancer patients were recognized as a result of the studies. Effective communication may be achieved by identifying the communication outcomes, creating new guidelines, employing innovative teaching strategies, and developing nurses' communication, particularly via the use of a patient-based approach. Cancer patients can communicate better because they are able to manage their illness and receive better care‎.

Keywords: Communication, Nurse, Patient, Cancer, Oncology