Body image and cancer-related lymphoedema: A systematic review.

Objective: Cancer-related lymphoedema is a common side effect of cancer, affecting 24%-49% of people with cancer. Body image contributes to the well-being of individuals with this condition. This systematic review aimed to explore, for the first time, the state of the science concerning body image in cancer-related lymphoedema, including how body image is measured and variables associated with body image concerns.

A qualitative meta-synthesis examining spirituality as experienced by individuals living with terminal cancer.

This review aimed to examine and synthesise literature on spirituality as experienced by individuals living with terminal cancer. Six databases were systematically searched for studies with qualitative findings relevant to spirituality and terminal cancer. Thirty-seven studies were included and thematic synthesis was used to identify themes.

"Dying With Dignity": A Qualitative Study With Caregivers on the Care of Individuals With Terminal Cancer.

This study aimed to examine family members' attitudes and perceptions regarding their choice of care in the event of terminal illness, based on their experience in a caregiver's role, while a loved one was terminally ill. All participants ( = 10) had cared for an immediate family member with terminal cancer. Snowball sampling was used.