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Study aim
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Determining the effect of spiritual self-care training on anxiety and life expectancy after BMT
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Design
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A clinical trial study with a control group and without blinding, the method of randomization is block random sequence, and the sample size is 60 people, who are divided into two intervention and control groups of 30 people using sealed letters
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Settings and conduct
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The people in the intervention group are given the necessary training on spiritual self-care, and these classes are conducted on the Internet by a spiritual care specialist in 6 sessions of 60 minutes, before and after, we ask people to answer two questionnaires (anxiety and Life expectancy).
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: Receiving a BM; Age between 18-64 ;Not suffering from acute BMT complications ;Consent to participate in the study; Must be a Muslim(Shia religion) ;Ability to speak, read and write in Persian
Exclusion criteria: having anxiety or mental disorder; Participation in spiritual care courses
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Intervention groups
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Intervention group: including 30 people who met the conditions for entering the study and underwent BMT, in addition to routine hospital care after discharge, in spiritual care sessions taught by an expert in this work in at least 6 sessions They participate in 60-minute sessions. In these sessions, topics such as strengthening the real relationship with God, teaching patience, achieving self-esteem, strengthening the relationship with others, and strengthening the relationship with nature are discussed.
Control group: including 30 people who met the conditions for entering the study and underwent BMT, receive only routine hospital care after discharge, and at the end of the intervention, all spiritual care sessions are recorded in video format. These people are placed
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Main outcome variables
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Anxiety; life expectancy