A digital health intervention: development and validation of a social media nursing program for sexual dysfunction following cervical cancer radical hysterectomy

This digitally-enabled intervention bridges the principles of accessible public health communication with patient-centered care. By leveraging a widely-used social media platform, we delivered a holistic program that significantly enhanced sexual function, empowered patients, and mitigated stigma. This work establishes a practical, transferable solution for improving health literacy and quality of life among cancer survivors, demonstrating the potential to bridge service gaps in supportive care.