Abstract The 25-item Resilience Scale (RS; Wagnild & Young, 1988) It was initially
developed within a sample of older women but is also intended for use with a male …

Background Research has shifted in recent decades from a focus on negative effects of
adversity, trauma, and stress to protective factors and positive outcomes. Resilience and …

BACKGROUND Resilience, or the ability to cope with difficulties, influences an individual's
response to life events including unexpected injury. We sought to assess the relationship …

Background Increasingly, studies have examined the psychological impact on individuals
who survive a traumatic physical injury. The primary aim of this study was to determine the …

Resilience is described as the ability to achieve, retain, or regain a level of physical or
emotional health after illness or loss. The Resilience Scale was specifically developed to …

Background Cancer diagnosis and treatments may present severe adversity and challenge
an individual adaptation ability. Individual resilience might be an important factor influencing …

Purpose This systematic review and meta-synthesis seeks to explore cancer patients'
journey towards resiliency. The secondary aim of this review is to identify unique resilience …

Background The balance between hope-hopelessness plays an important role in the way
terminally ill patients report quality of life, and personal resilience may be related to hope at …

Introduction Resilience, the ability to respond to stressors by maintaining or rapidly returning
to normal homeostasis, serves as a new paradigm to improve the care of older adults …

Objective To examine the feasibility and format of the Promoting Resilience in Stress
Management (PRISM) intervention among two groups of adolescents and young adults …