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Psychological

In the Psychological Domain, the sociodemographics that were moderately correlated were educational attainment and occupational status. These two factors had a stronger relationship to psychological quality of life (QoL) compared to the other variables, which showed only weak correlations.

Individuals with higher education or stable, fulfilling work are better equipped to handle the emotional challenges of long-term treatment. Education can improve health literacy and self-confidence, while meaningful work provides structure, social connection, and a sense of purpose. Together, these factors play a powerful role in helping patients maintain a positive mindset and emotional resilience throughout their treatment journey.

Memory Concentration

Memory Concentration refers to how well you remember and focus.

General Interventions

(For age, sex, marital status, household income, comorbidities)

You should engage in memory-enhancing activities.

Try puzzles, memory games, or recalling lists of information to keep your memory sharp.

You should minimize distractions when trying to concentrate or recall information.

A quiet, focused environment will help your mind stay engaged.

You should establish routines to help organize information and improve recall ability

A structured day supports better memory function.

Educational Attainment-Based: Lower Formal Education

You should repeat important information aloud to reinforce memory retention

Verbal repetition strengthens memory by involving multiple senses.

You should make use of simple memory aids, such as lists or sticky notes, to remember important tasks or information.

Visual aids can prompt your memory and make recalling easier.

You should practice recalling memories regularly, even simple daily activities, to improve memory retention

Regular practice will help strengthen your memory over time.

Educational Attainment-Based: Higher Formal Education

You should use mnemonic devices to remember complex information more easily.

Mnemonics help you organize and store information in a way that's easier to recall.

You should take notes during learning sessions and review them often to reinforce memory.

Writing down key points improves recall and comprehension.

You should practice focusing on one task at a time to enhance concentration and avoid memory overload

Focusing fully on a single task improves both concentration and memory.

Occupational Status-Based: Unemployed

You should engage in mentally stimulating activities such as reading or learning new hobbies

This helps keep your brain active and improves memory and concentration.

You should create a regular routine that includes activities for mental stimulation, such as puzzles or educational games.

A structured day can support cognitive health.

You should break tasks into small, manageable parts to improve focus and memory retention.

Breaking tasks down prevents cognitive overload and improves concentration.

Occupational Status-Based: Employed

You should use a calendar or digital reminders to help manage work tasks and remember deadlines.

Organizational tools support memory retention and reduce mental clutter.

You should create a quiet space for important tasks or meetings to enhance concentration.

A calm, focused environment helps reduce distractions and increases productivity.

You should take regular breaks during work hours to refresh your mind and maintain focus.

Breaks help reset your concentration and improve mental clarity.