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Scope: This document provides guidance on the psychological characteristics of patients with early- and middle-stage colorectal cancer after surgery, their needs and willingness to receive psychological rehabilitation, the measures of psychological rehabilitation, the evaluation of the effectiveness of psychological rehabilitation and follow-up review, as well as health education for colorectal cancer patients and their caregivers, and provides related information. This document is applicable to patients with early- and middle-stage (I-III stage) colorectal cancer after surgery (regardless of the surgical method) who have psychological rehabilitation needs and psychological problems, as well as their caregivers. The intervention includes the perioperative period, the postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy/chemotherapy period, and the recovery period (follow-up period). Note: Appendix A provides information on the staging of colorectal cancer. Main technical content: Foreword II Introduction III 1 Scope 2 Normative reference documents 3 Terms and definitions 4 Psychological characteristics of colorectal cancer patients at different stages 4.1 Perioperative period 4.2 Psychological characteristics of patients in the postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy/chemotherapy period 4.3 Psychological characteristics of patients in the recovery period (follow-up period) 4.4 Psychological burden easily experienced by patients with TCM characteristics 5 Needs and willingness for psychological rehabilitation 5.1 Western medicine treatment 5.2 Traditional Chinese medicine treatment 6 Measures of psychological rehabilitation 6.1 Purpose of intervention 6.2 Methods of intervention 6.3 Timing of intervention 9 Evaluation of effectiveness and follow-up review 10.1 Evaluation of effectiveness 10.2 Follow-up and review 128 Health education for patients and caregivers 12.1 Health education for patients 12.2 Health education for caregivers