Religiosity and quality of life among breast cancer patients: an integrative literature review

This paper examines recent data on the relationship between religiosity and quality of life. It also identifies emerging issues arising from link religion An integrative research review design implemented to existing articles Search was conducted January February, 2021 in three online databases (PubMed, PsycINFO, ScienceDirect) using MeSH keywords such as 'religion' or 'religiosity', 'quality life' 'breast cancer,' Initial search resulted 264 articles, however only nine met eligibility criteria for review. The seven studies employed a cross-sectional two prospective design. definition life were varying included study. Most reported positive correlation direct effect Two no association investigate role moderating variabel; mediated posttraumatic growth quality. A greater emphasis importance healthcare services partnerships with other community groups benefit improved service competence cooperative relationships providers faith-based institutions.