Objectives Liver transplant recipients must adapt to a new life after transplant. We report the
effects of a support group on physical and psychosocial adaptation of liver transplant …

ObjectiveStructured, empirically supported psychological interventions are lacking for
patients who require organ transplantation. This stage IA psychotherapy development project …

Background Several diseases may lead to the need for liver transplantation due to
progressive organ damage until the onset of cirrhosis, resulting in changes in interpersonal …

Background: Liver transplantation is a life-saving treatment, but recipients experience many
problems like depression and anxiety. These problems can affect the recipients’ quality of life…

Objective Transplantation represents an important source of hope for the candidates and
produces an intense emotional effect. Psychosocial interventions can be helpful in all …

Aim To determine the psychological characteristics of patients on the liver transplant waiting
list; to analyze the implications of the patient's psychological profile on coping with the …

Introduction Although adherence to immunosuppressive medication is the key factor for long-term
graft survival today, 20–70% of transplant recipients are non-adherent to their …

Background: Non-adherence to medical care programs in transplant recipients is considered
one of the life-threatening factors in transplant recipients, which can prevent achieving the …

Background The side effects of local and systemic treatments for breast cancer negatively
impact the body image, sexual functioning, and social life of women on treatment for breast …

The presence of stoma in individuals causes physical, psychological and social problems.
For this reason, individuals with stoma need effective psychosocial interventions in order to …