Post‐Traumatic Growth in Adult Cancer Survivors: A Scoping Review of Psychological Factors, Predictors, and Interventions

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Post-traumatic growth is significantly associated with resilience and social support in adult cancer survivors.
Findings from 109 studies indicate that psychological distress inversely affects post-traumatic growth levels.
The review identifies 13 interventional studies, six of which significantly improved post-traumatic growth in participants.
Longitudinal research suggests coping strategies can predict post-traumatic growth trajectories among cancer survivors.

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Scoping review maps psychological factors and interventions influencing post-traumatic growth in cancer survivors, indicating critical predictors.

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Scoping review maps psychological factors and interventions influencing post-traumatic growth in cancer survivors, indicating critical predictors.