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1. med.stanford.edu › survivingcancer › cancersHope as a Strategy | Surviving Cancer - Stanford Medicine

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   Hope is a precious commodity that is often hard to define but is very important to keep alive. It often gives a person a glimpse of the future and is supported by enduring fortitude, courage, and ingenuity, often in the face of adversity. Hope is synonymous with a positive will to live and affects a positive outcome, whatever that might be.

2. theconversation.com › incurable-but-not-hopelessIncurable but not hopeless: How hope shapes patients ...

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   Mar 24, 2024 · Hope is a recognized coping strategy in patients with cancer. (Shutterstock) Previous research indicates that less than half of patients with incurable cancer are aware of their prognosis. This is ...

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4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesA Brief Hope Intervention to Increase Hope Level and Improve ...

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   May 8, 2019 · Fostering hope was deemed as a vital protective factor for cancer patients (Lichwala, 2014). In a systematic review, the prevalence of major depressive disorder was estimated to be approximately 15% among cancer patients, whereas it was only 2% in the general population (Pitman, Suleman, Hyde, & Hodgkiss, 2018; Walker et al., 2014).

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5. psychology.iresearchnet.com › health-psychologyThe Role of Hope in Cancer Treatment - iResearchNet

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   Treatment adherence is a critical aspect of successful cancer care, and understanding the role of hope in influencing patients’ commitment to their treatment regimens is of paramount importance. This subsection examines the impact of hope on treatment adherence and compliance, exploring how a hopeful outlook may serve as a motivational force for individuals undergoing cancer treatment.

6. link.springer.com › article › 10Hope therapy in cancer patients: a systematic review - Springer

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   Jan 25, 2022 · Aim To identify the associated factors of hope therapy during treatment in cancer patients. Background Hope is very important to cancer patients at all stages of the disease process. Several and different factors are associated with hope. Design A systematic literature review of quantitative empirical studies on hope and quality of life in cancer patients. Data Sources Search in MEDLINE ...

7. acsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Hope and advance care planning in advanced cancer: Is there a ...

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   Nov 17, 2021 · Hope is important in the lives of patients with advanced cancer and their clinicians. 1, 2 Hope has been associated with stronger coping skills, improved resilience, decreased passivity, better quality of life, and less pain and anxiety in patients with advanced cancer. 1-5 For these reasons, it is imperative that hope be fostered and sustained at the end of life.

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   What is hope in cancer?

   • (Shutterstock) Hope is defined as the expectation of achieving a future good. Patients with cancer, whether it is curable or not, prioritize cure as their highest hope. Patients with incurable cancer wish to be informed about their disease and its treatment, but also need to maintain hope.

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   How important is hope in oncology care?

   • The 2014–2018 Oncology Nursing Society research priorities clearly indicated the need to evaluate the positive aspects of care, the protective factors to patient and family caregivers, such as hope (Knobf, 2015). The concept of hope has long been postulated as an “overall perception that goals can be met” (Snyder et al., 1991, p. 570).

   A Brief Hope Intervention to Increase Hope Level and Improve Well-Bei…

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   Is Hope a coping strategy in patients with cancer?

   • Hope is a recognized coping strategy in patients with cancer. (Shutterstock) Previous research indicates that less than half of patients with incurable cancer are aware of their prognosis. This is often attributed to a failure of communication. But are patients truly unaware, or are they aware and not accepting of their prognosis?

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   What is hope in rehabilitating cancer patients?

   • In the oncological context, hope is a state of mind that entails a positive outlook to achieving a tangible outcome while maintaining a realistic understanding of possible negative outcomes (Mattes & Sloane, 2015). The influence of hope has yet to be fully explored in terms of the physical outcomes of rehabilitating cancer patients (RCP).

   A Brief Hope Intervention to Increase Hope Level and Improve Well-Bei…

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   How can patients with cancer have hope?

   • Nurturing hope among patients with cancer and their caregivers is possible and includes coping strategies and exploring realistic goals. (Shutterstock) Hope is defined as the expectation of achieving a future good. Patients with cancer, whether it is curable or not, prioritize cure as their highest hope.

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   Does hope therapy affect cancer patients?

   • This systematic review attempts to determine the effect of hope therapy on cancer patients. It seems that hope is positively related with intrinsic factors such as Herth hope index and quality of life. Hope is negatively related to experienced symptoms, depression, as well as psychological distress.

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9. ebn.bmj.com › content › 25/1/33Hope is a crucial factor for patients facing cancer treatment

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   Hope is a fundamental feeling when facing cancer and from the nursing perspective, it is one of the most important aspects in promoting holistic care in which the nurses deal with maintaining positive health and management in complex and difficult situations. 4. This study is important because it provides an evidence base for nursing care ...