EFFECTS OF PLAY THERAPY ON LEVEL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE AND MEDICAL COMPLIANCE IN CHILDREN WITH MALIGNANT SOLID TUMORS

Abstract

There is an increasing incidence of childhood malignant solid tumors. Prolonged hospitalization and the distressing and taxing nature of the disease contribute to the development of mental disorders in youngsters. Thus, improving children's psychological resilience and cooperation with doctors is a hot research area. This discovery is important for treating children with malignant solid tumors. With the in-depth study of this type of child, play therapy in the treatment of children is gradually being researched, and its functional advantages are crucial to solving children's psychological difficulties. This paper studies how play therapy affects psychological resilience and medical compliance in children with malignant solid tumors. The methodology of this paper depends on the deep neural networks in analyzing play therapy, and the factors that affect children's psychological resilience can show how play therapy helps treat children and solve their psychological issues. The main objective of this paper is to examine play therapy, psychological, and statistical strategies for malignant solid tumor children. This work uses theoretical Equations to describe experimental influence analysis. Play therapy improved children's psychological resilience by 22.7% and improved their cooperation with clinicians. It improves children's psychological resilience so they can participate in the doctor's treatment and boost treatment efficacy.