Appplication of psychological intervention in breast cancer patients in peroperative period
Min Tu
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Min Tu
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Objective To explore the function of psychological intervention in breast cancer patients in peroperative period.Methods By the randomized,controlling,pairing research methods,66 cases of breast cancer patients were divided into control group with 32 cases and experimental group with 34 cases,while the experimental group were treated by psychological intervention.Questionnaires of anxiety from rating scale(SAS),depression self rating scale(SDS),and visual analog scale(VAS) were tested before and after intervention.Results For experimental group,the anxiety,depression,and the fear of had significantly improved(P0.01).Conclusion Positive psychological intervention treatments can dramatically improve breast cancer patients′ psychology,behavior and health.
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Objective To explore the function of psychological intervention in breast cancer patients in peroperative period.Methods By the randomized,controlling,pairing research methods,66 cases of breast cancer patients were divided into control group with 32 cases and experimental group with 34 cases,while the experimental group were treated by psychological intervention.Questionnaires of anxiety from rating scale(SAS),depression self rating scale(SDS),and visual analog scale(VAS) were tested before and after intervention.Results For experimental group,the anxiety,depression,and the fear of had significantly improved(P0.01).Conclusion Positive psychological intervention treatments can dramatically improve breast cancer patients′ psychology,behavior and health.
Key concepts: Breast cancer, Anxiety, Depression (economics), Intervention (counseling), Medicine, Rating scale, Visual analogue scale, Clinical psychology