Complementary and alternative therapies
A range of studies provided complementary and alternative therapies as part of their prehabilitation interventions. These included psychosocial [A range of patient-reported outcomes were assessed in these studies, with only one study reporting no significant differences between groups for any outcomes, resulting in aromatherapy potentially not being successful for prehabilitation in this population [To support these patient-reported outcomes, two studies collected additional information on the participant’s biomarkers. Larson et al. [