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allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation hsct longterm impact patients sexual functioning consequently relationship satisfaction study aimed examine feasibility acceptability 5session psychosexual intervention hsct survivors partners eligible patients required 3 months postallogeneic hsct intervention comprised 2 components 1 psychosexual education session exploring medicalbehavioral treatment options sexual dysfunction delivered specialist nurse 2 4session emotionallyfocused therapybased relationship education program couples delivered clinical psychologist measures assessing relationship quality sexual functioning anxiety depression administered pre postintervention feasibility measured via participation rate adherence compliance completing main measures acceptability intervention assessed via patientpartner satisfaction surveys eight 85 94 eligible patients partners participated study reasons declining participation included feeling uncomfortable due sensitive nature intervention relationshipsexual function issues experiencing ongoing medical issues six 8 couples 75 attended least 4 intervention sessions 5 8 625 completed main study measures postintervention four couples reported sexual satisfaction relationship satisfaction somewhat much better postintervention 1 reported change feasibility criteria met low enrolment rate however intervention deemed acceptable couples participated adhered intervention considered beneficial strategies identify manage sexual concerns required