Research priorities on post‐traumatic growth: Where next for the benefit of cancer survivors?

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Title: Research priorities on post‐traumatic growth: Where next for the benefit of cancer survivors?
Authors: Menger, Fiona (AUTHOR), Patterson, Joanne (AUTHOR), O'Hara, James (AUTHOR), Sharp, Linda (AUTHOR)
Source: Psycho-Oncology. Nov2020, Vol. 29 Issue 11, p1968-1970. 3p.
Subjects: Cancer survivors, Posttraumatic growth, Behavior, Psycho-oncology, Personality, Psychological adaptation, Prognosis
Abstract: Keywords: cancer; oncology; posttraumatic growth; psychological; Psycho-Oncology; survivorship EN cancer oncology posttraumatic growth psychological Psycho-Oncology survivorship 1968 1970 3 11/25/20 20201101 NES 201101 Key Points The study of post-traumatic growth (PTG) is a growing field in cancer survivorship research. Importantly, any focus on PTG within interventions to support cancer survivors does not mean that the negative consequences of cancer should be disregarded or downplayed. Cancer, oncology, posttraumatic growth, psychological, Psycho-Oncology, survivorship. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:Keywords: cancer; oncology; posttraumatic growth; psychological; Psycho-Oncology; survivorship EN cancer oncology posttraumatic growth psychological Psycho-Oncology survivorship 1968 1970 3 11/25/20 20201101 NES 201101 Key Points The study of post-traumatic growth (PTG) is a growing field in cancer survivorship research. Importantly, any focus on PTG within interventions to support cancer survivors does not mean that the negative consequences of cancer should be disregarded or downplayed. Cancer, oncology, posttraumatic growth, psychological, Psycho-Oncology, survivorship. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:10579249
DOI:10.1002/pon.5490