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The Effect Of Mandala Activity On Postoperative Pain And Anxiety Levels In Gynecological Oncology Patients
This study was designed as a randomised controlled, 2-group, pre-test post-test comparative, experimental study to examine the effect of mandala activity on postoperative pain, anxiety levels and analgesia use of gynaecological oncology patients.
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