Objective The objective of this study is to describe major findings on posttraumatic growth
(PTG) in cancer, by analyzing its various definitions, assessment tools, and examining its …

Despite the difficulty in clearly defining and measuring spirituality, a growing literature
describes its importance in oncology and survivorship. Religious/spiritual beliefs influence …

This edited volume focuses on both conceptual and practical challenges in measuring well-
being. Leveraging insights across diverse disciplines, including psychology, economics …

Objective: Cancer places many demands on the patient and threatens the person's sense of
meaning to life. It has been shown that cancer patients use their spirituality to cope with …

Background The construct of “meaning in life”(MiL) has raised the interest of clinicians
working in psycho‐oncology and end‐of‐life care. It has become a topic of scientific …

The experience of meaningfulness in one's work is an important predictor of individual and
organizational outcomes. We advance a model of nonhedonic (ie, meaningfulness) …

The search for meaning in life is part of the human experience. A negative life event may
threaten perceptions about meaning in life, such as the benevolence of the world and one's …

OBJECTIVES: To explore the concepts of meaning, spirituality, and wellness in cancer
survivors. DATA SOURCES: Review and research articles, books, and personal experience …

Objectives. Impairments in physical and social functioning are often associated with distress
for the cancer survivor. Impaired functioning may also lead individuals to question previously …

Objectives: This study investigated including spiritual wellbeing as a core domain in the
assessment of quality of life (QOL) in an Australian oncology population. Methods: Four …