Context There is increasing interest in providing nonpharmacological treatments, including
therapeutic life review interventions, to enhance palliative care patients' existential/spiritual …

Aims and objectives To conduct an integrative review of the current literature on using life
review as an intervention to address the spiritual need of patients with terminal illnesses …

Background: Life review interventions have been used to alleviate psycho-spiritual distress
in people near the end of life. However, their effectiveness remains inconclusive. Aim: To …

Background At the intersection of old age and illness, older adults with life-threatening
illnesses (LTI) are a group who often show resilience and seek validation of life, acceptance …

Background A life review is a promising intervention to enhance spiritual well-being in older
people. Conventional life review interventions are lengthy and often led by psychologists …

Background: Many persons and their families are burdened by serious chronic illness in late
life. How to best support quality of life is an important consideration for care. Purpose: To …

Aim The aim of this study was to examine the strength of evidence regarding the effects of
life review on psycho‐spiritual well‐being among patients with life‐threatening illness …

Background: Patients with a terminal disease report a high need for psychosocial and
spiritual support. Previous literature reviews on psychosocial interventions in palliative care …

Aims and objectives. This exploratory study aimed to identify community nurses'
understanding of life review as a therapeutic intervention for younger people requiring …

Context Spiritual distress, including meaninglessness and hopelessness, is common in
advanced disease. Spiritual care is a core component of palliative care, yet often neglected …