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This paper comprehensively analyzes the caregiver burden and its influencing factors on primary caregivers in autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (Auto-HSCT) with bendamustine preconditioning. Auto-HSCT refers to the transplantation of cells back to the patient, aiming to eliminate tumor cells and prolong the patient's life. Bendamustine, while enhancing the success rate of transplantation, has drawn considerable attention to the primary caregivers of patients. Due to the complex nature of the transplantation process, patients have diverse caregiving needs, which caregivers must address to support the entire treatment journey. The caregiver burden of primary caregivers is influenced by various factors, including the patient's disease condition, various aspects of the caregiver as an individual, and psychological factors. The article emphasizes the need for personalized care plans and psychological support to minimize caregiver burden and improve overall quality of life. This study has positive implications for optimizing the implementation of Auto-HSCT therapy.
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