Assessing the feasibility of a nursing support model for coping with the stigma experienced by women diagnosed with precancerous lesions of the cervix

INTERVENTION: Women with a diagnosis of cervical dysplasia and regular visits to the clinic will be randomly assigned to the intervention or control group.Nurses will provide nursing support to women in the intervention group.Women in the intervention and control groups will complete three questionnaires at the time of study entry: (1) a questionnaire on stigma experiences, (2) the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, and (3)the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory.After completing the questionnaire, women in the intervention group will receive individual counseling by a nurse. The nurses will provide nursing support based on the questionnaire about stigma experiences and referring to the nursing support model and guide. Two weeks after the counseling, the women will answer the same three questionnaires as before the intervention. In principle, counseling will be set up once, but counseling can be continued if desired. However, only the content of the first counseling session will be treated as research data. The women in the control group will answer the questionnaires at the time of their participation in the study and two weeks later. After returning the questionnaire two weeks later, we guarantee that they will be able to receive counseling by a nurse if they wish. CONDITION: Cervicai dysplasia PRIMARY OUTCOME: Perceptions of stigma experience :scores on questionnaire on stigma experience SECONDARY OUTCOME: Hospital anxiety and depression scale, The Posttraumatic Growth Inventory INCLUSION CRITERIA: The woman has been diagnosed with cervical dysplasia and is receiving regular checkups. The patient's doctor has determined that the patient is physically and mentally fit to answer the questionnaire and receive nursing support. The applicant must be able to communicate in Japanese.