For the secondary outcomes , patients reported that dignity therapy was significantly more likely than the other two interventions to have been helpful ( ( 2 ) = 3550 , df = 2 ; p < 00001 ) , improve quality of life ( ( 2 ) = 1452 ; p = 0001 ) , increase sense of dignity ( ( 2 ) = 1266 ; p = 0002 ) , change how their family saw and appreciated them ( ( 2 ) = 3381 ; p < 00001 ) , and be helpful to their family ( ( 2 ) = 3386 ; p < 00001 ) .
