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Posttraumatic growth in colorectal cancer survivors: a systematic review.

Zhiming Wang,Xuan Chen,Junrui Zhou,Alice Yuen Loke,Qiuping Li

Clinical psychology & psychotherapy（2023）

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We provide a systematic perspective on studies targeting PTG in CRC survivors. PTG manifested in survivor-caregiver dyads. Factors associated with PTG in CRC survivors are significant, and the interventions are effective. An intervention programme based on the affective-cognitive processing model and focused on CRC survivor-caregiver dyads would be significant for the dyads facing cancer.
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Cancer,affective-cognitive processing model,colorectal cancer,posttraumatic growth,survivorship
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