Death preparedness in patients with cancer: A concept analysis using Rodgers's methodology

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To analyze and clarify the concept of death preparedness in patients with cancer through a structured methodology.
Utilized Rodgers' evolutionary method for concept analysis.
Systematically searched multiple databases for relevant literature from 2000 to April 2024.
Two researchers independently extracted and resolved data discrepancies.
Included 21 articles categorized into antecedents, attributes, and consequences of death preparedness.
Identified five key attributes: acceptance of death, emotional adaptation, interactive communication, expression of personal wishes, and end-of-life planning.
Found that antecedents involve individual, interpersonal, and social factors, with consequences impacting patients, families, and society.

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Concept analysis identifies key attributes and consequences of death preparedness in cancer patients, suggesting implications for care.

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