Search for: [Abstract = "rview questionnaire, an original survey questionnaire containing elements of care satisfaction, and an EORTC QLQ\-C30 questionnaire. In the next stage of the study, the patient's medical files were analyzed along with the sources of direct and indirect costs of procedures with sentinel node biopsy. The obtained data were subjected to statistical analysis. The research results confirmed that the financial resources transferred by the National Health Fund cover the costs of sparing breast cancer treatment and simple mastectomy with sentinel node biopsy, while they do not cover the cost of wide secondary excision of scar with sentinel node biopsy in patients with melanoma and lymphadenectomy performed in patients at the second stage of treatment in the case of metastases to sentinel node. Only in the case of BCT with SNB, the treatment margin in the first stage would cover the cost of lymphadenectomy. Patient satisfaction with care was determined by clinical and sociodemographic factors. Patients with breast cancer assessed the treatment as more burdensome than those with melanoma. Factors such as age below 50, secondary education had an impact on the worse assessment of the conditions of hospitalization regarding access to the media, while lower material status of patients affected a better assessment of nursing care. The patients during time T1 demonstrated worse quality of lif"]

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