Focus group study reveals divergent meaning making experiences in cancer survivors, highlighting unmet needs for targeted therapeutic interventions.
The results indicated that there is a group of cancer survivors that has succeeded in meaning making efforts, and experienced sometimes even more meaning in life than before diagnosis, while there is also a considerable group of survivors that struggled with meaning making and has an unmet need for help with that. The results of this study contribute to develop a meaning centered intervention for cancer survivors.
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