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Resilience In Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Literature

Table 1:

Selection Criteria Inclusion Criteria Exclusion Criteria
Participants Cancer patients aged ≥ 18 years ; Cancer patients who are currently undergoing treatment (radiotherapy and chemotherapy). Studies with children with an oncological disease; Studies that do not describe or contemplate resilience in cancer patients.
Intervention Resilience as a way for cancer patients to experience the disease process and treatments All studies relating to oncological patients but which do not involve resilience; Resilience in non-oncological patients.
Objectives Exploring resilience in oncological patients; Identifying strategies that make it easy for them to face cancer and its treatments. All studies that do not analyse the inclusion variables.
Method Studies with a quantitative and qualitative methodology; Systematic reviews of literature with or without meta-analysis Any other methods that do not include the inclusion methods.
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