Impact of Digital Interventions on Psychological Resilience Among Breast Cancer Patients During Chemotherapy Recovery: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis

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In 2022, there were an estimated 2.309 million new female breast cancer cases globally, representing 23.8% of all female cancer diagnoses.
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Approximately 81.4% of breast cancer patients require 4-8 cycles of chemotherapy after surgery, with recovery intervals of 2-3 weeks between cycles.
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Anxiety and depressive disorders affect up to 74% of breast cancer patients during chemotherapy intervals, imposing significant psychological burdens.
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Digital mindfulness interventions, such as online Mindfulness-Based Cancer Recovery, can reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms in breast cancer patients.
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Existing digital mindfulness research has not adequately addressed the unique challenges faced by postoperative breast cancer patients during chemotherapy.

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