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Study aim
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Comparison of the effect of bibliotherapy and internet-based therapy on anxiety and depression in breast cancer patients
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Design
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A clinical trial with intervention and control groups, without blinding, randomized using R statistical software on 99 patients
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Settings and conduct
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After obtaining a written consent form and performing T0, if all the entry conditions are met, the participants will be divided into three bibliotherapy , internet-based and control group with the help of a random number table. Then, by making a phone call, the selected people for each group will be informed about the implementation method. Then, the interventions were carried out for 6 weeks and immediately after the intervention and 4 weeks after the end of the intervention, they were measured using the tools of Beck anxiety and Beck depression short inventory
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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non-metastatic breast cancer women, having the condition of age, reading and writing Farsi, appropriate physical and mental conditions to participate in the study and the ability to use the online space; Failure to participate in educational workshops with similar content to this study or other interventional research at the same time; Absence in more than one session
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Intervention groups
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bibliotherapy: providing the book Flying over thunderstorms for study and practice; Internet intervention: provision of weekly online training and practice sessions by psychiatric nurses; Control group: receiving usual care provided by health centers. After completing the interventions of the other two groups and performing the post-test, this group can receive any of the interventions of the other groups as they wish
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Main outcome variables
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Independent variable: internet-based intervention, bibliotherapy; Dependent variable: depression, anxiety