(321) CONTRIBUTIONS OF DYADIC APPROACHES TO THE PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION OF COUPLES TO PROSTATE CANCER: A SCOPING REVIEW PROTOCOL

Abstract Objectives Prostate cancer is the second most prevalent diagnosed in men around world. The available treatments have negative side effects on mental and sexual health of patients, but also their partners. There evidence relevance taking dyadic approaches to study relational stress that chronic diseases bring couples’ dynamics. Although, less known about application psychosocial adaptation prostate cancer. Despite recent increase studies conducted with both patients partners, there are different used. goal this scoping review map summarize existing examine couples Methods To end, we conducting a systematic search published from 2005 September 2022 electronic databases (Scopus, Web Science, PubMed, Cochrane, EBSCOHost), following terms “prostat* cancer” OR carcinoma” tumor” adenocarcinoma” neoplasia” “pca” AND “dyad*” “couple*” “partner*” “spouse” “caregiver*” “APIM” “Actor Partner Interdependence Model” Partner” “psychosocial” “pychology*” “impact” “mental health” “sexual “adaptati*”. This follows PRISMA guidelines. Results work will give, researchers professionals working oncological care, an overview potential use help during Conclusions present strengthens need do more research how adapt together diagnosis raise awareness among include partners needs interventions promote recovery after journey. Conflicts Interest All authors declare no conflict interest. project funded by Horizonte Europa (NORTE-01-0145-FEDER-000057) Fundação para Ciência e Tecnologia (2022.11670.BD.).