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Study aim
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Determining the effect of teaching selected Stoic teachings on happiness and death anxiety in breast cancer patients.
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Design
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The clinical trial had two control and intervention groups, which were randomly divided into control groups, and each group, including attrition, will have 35 people, with 23 people remaining in each group at the end. The intervention phase in the intervention group will consist of six sessions of stoic training, a combination of virtual and in-person.
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Settings and conduct
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The intervention will be conducted at Iranmehr Hospital in Birjand in the form of two in-person sessions for patients and four recorded sessions in a virtual space.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: Includes patients with the above conditions and also willing to participate in the study, with access to cyberspace (the patient or a close relative through whom the patient can follow the content),Having Iranian nationality, not having speech or hearing problems, interest in participating in the study.
Exclusion criteria: Included more than two absences from educational sessions, unwillingness to participate in the educational process, death or worsening of the patient's condition to the extent that the patient could not receive and follow the education، withdrawal from continuing cooperation with the research for any reason and at any stage of the research, and incomplete completion of the questionnaires.
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Intervention groups
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After completing the first questionnaire, the intervention group will receive six training sessions on an excerpt from Stoic teachings in a combination of virtual and in-person sessions, and then they will fill out the initial questionnaire again.
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Main outcome variables
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Observation of the effect of selected Stoic teachings on the happiness and death anxiety of patients in the intervention group .