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Education's Impact on Involuntary Thoughts and Healing in Rhinoplasty Patients
With planned trainings prepared by taking into account the needs of patients and given by nurses, levels of anxiety and involuntary thoughts can be reduced and the quality of service and recovery can be increased. In this context, this research was planned to determine the effect of preoperative education given to patients undergoing rhinoplasty surgery on involuntary thoughts and recovery quality.
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