Qualitative review reveals that patient-centered support improves treatment adherence and quality of life in ovarian cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.
The treatment experience and role function of ovarian cancer patients exhibit phased evolutionary characteristics during chemotherapy. It is recommended to construct a patient-centered multidimensional support system, including dynamic psychological assessment, peer support networks, family-medical collaborative intervention, and integration of social resources, to help patients successfully navigate the chemotherapy cycle, thereby enhancing treatment adherence and quality of life.
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