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A qualitative study investigating cancer survivors’ preferences for digital psycho- oncology interventions

2026-07-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Purpose The increasing demand for accessible psycho-oncological care has highlighted the need for personalized approaches that facilitate effective patient–therapist matching. This study aimed to explore cancer patients’ preferences regarding psycho-oncologists, identifying the most important clinical, psychological, and relational variables affecting patient–therapist relationships. M...

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Literature Corpus work: 70326d11-e847-5785-ab66-59c1bf04cb53
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-10358538/v1

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