Qualitative evidence synthesis reveals meaning-making influences coping in cancer patients, suggesting urgent clinical support is needed.
It reveals that meaning-making in cancer patients constitutes a dynamic interaction between their global beliefs and situational beliefs. This interaction plays a crucial role in shaping coping and growth. The findings underscore urgent need for clinical interventions to support this meaning-making process through personalised and culturally adapted approaches.
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