… /survivors, what the prevalence of low resilience in critical care patients is in published
research; and what associations (if any) exist between resilience and clinical outcomes including …

… In a mixed-methods study, we examined resilience and neuropsychological and physical …
in survivors of critical illness. We hypothesized that resilience would be low among survivors of …

… to explore correlations between resilience and psychological … low resilience would be
particularly vulnerable to poor outcomes. … designed to improve outcomes among cancer survivors. …

… Our second purpose of this study was to examine potential mechanisms of why more
resilient survivors adjust well to their illness experience. To this effect, we examined meaning-…

… Herein, we classify adult survivors of moderate to severe … resilience appears to have on
long-term outcomes as reported in this study we will be incorporating a validated resilience …

… Second, we compare the outcomes and protective factors at different developmental stages
(… of resilience into account. Third, we aim to extract the resilience rates of survivors of CSA …

… PRISM was founded on stress-and-coping and resilience theories and prior patient-centered
research suggesting AYAs with cancer rely on 4 reproducible “resilience resources” to …

… , resilience can be used as a measure of treatment outcome, with improved resilience
increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome. … proposed that resilient people are “survivors.” …

… Understanding these factors can help promote resilience in … trauma survivors, and can aid
in the development of resilient communities. Anecdotal evidence from interviews with resilient …

… survivors experienced a significant decrease in resilience from hospitalization until 1-month
postdischarge. Factors contributing to resilience … and contributed to long-term resilience. …