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Effect of Different Animal Interventions on Pain and Anxiety Levels Due to Port Catheter Needle Entry
This study was conducted to examine the effect of parrot, fish, and turtle therapies on procedural pain and anxiety levels associated with implantable venous port catheter needle insertion in patients receiving palliative care.
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