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While diagnosed, during treatment and even after recovery from the disease, the cancer patient faces various tensions that could reflect in their beliefs and behaviours which could also affect the further treatment processes. On the other hand, effective communication between patient and doctoreven patients' f iles identifyerrors by their therapists, can increase the conf idence level of the patients which may reduce stress while treatment. The aim of this study was to verify the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioural dependent the mental health of cancer patients, the residents of radiotherapy oncology in a small group. The study was the quasi-experimental typewhere thedatagathering tool wasa questionnaire consisted of 12 questions to examine the cognitive errors. Results suggest that implementing the educational programs, medical assistants can effectively identify patients by therapists in their cognitive errors and improving patient-physicianrelationship. Abstract

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The Efficacy of Cognitive-behavioural and Mental Health of Cancer Patients: an Impact of Workshop on the Residents Radiation- Oncology in a Small Group