Intervention reduces anxiety in cancer patients, suggesting it can enhance emotional support in outpatient settings.
Some participants (14%) reported moderate to severe anxiety. The intervention group experienced significantly greater reductions in acute anxiety. The intervention reduced anxiety and can be implemented by oncology nurses to support emotional well-being in outpatient cancer care settings.
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