Late psychosocial consequences for parents of children who survived cancer.
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Investigating the cost-effectiveness of videotelephone based support for newly diagnosed paediatric oncology patients and their families: design of a randomised controlled trialQuality of life among parents of children with cancer or brain tumors: the impact of child characteristics and parental psychosocial factors.Differences in adjustment by child developmental stage among caregivers of children with disorders of sex development.Behavioral predictors of medication adherence trajectories among youth with newly diagnosed epilepsy.Fathers of children with cancer: a descriptive synthesis of the literature.Psychological resilience and long-term distress in Swedish and Icelandic parents' adjustment to childhood cancer.Differences and Trading: Examining the Effects of Childhood Cancer on the Parental Subsystem-Part 1.The Effect of Perceived Parental Rearing Behaviors on Health-Related Quality of Life in Adolescents with Leukemia.Father to father: focus groups of fathers of children with cancer.Mothers and fathers of children with cancer: loss of control during treatment and posttraumatic stress at later follow-up.Psychological outcomes in Swedish and Icelandic parents following a child's cancer-in the light of site-related differences.Single-parent caregivers of children with cancer: factors assisting with caregiving strains.Discordant parent reports of family functioning following childhood neuroblastoma: a report from the children's oncology group.A pilot study of videotelephone-based support for newly diagnosed paediatric oncology patients and their families.Communication issues faced by parents who have a child diagnosed with cancer.Functioning of family system in pediatric oncology during treatment phase.Predictors of parental emotional adjustment to childhood cancer.Caregiving, single parents and cumulative stresses when caring for a child with cancer.Parental fears following their child's brain tumor diagnosis and treatment.Developing a scale to measure parental worry and their attitudes toward childhood cancer after successful completion of treatment: a pilot study.Parent distress in childhood cancer: a comparative evaluation of posttraumatic stress symptoms, depression and anxiety.Gender differences in psychological adaptation and coping in parents of pediatric cancer patients.Father-to-father support: fathers of children with cancer share their experience.Art therapy as support for children with leukemia during painful procedures.Beacon in the storm: an exploration of the spirituality and faith of parents whose children have cancer.Health-related quality of life and intellectual functioning in children in remission from acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.Transitioning to survivorship: a pilot study.Identifying the Classics: An Examination of Articles Published in the Journal of Pediatric Psychology from 1976–2006
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Late psychosocial consequences for parents of children who survived cancer.
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Late psychosocial consequences for parents of children who survived cancer.
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Late psychosocial consequences for parents of children who survived cancer.
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De Groot A
Van Dongen-Melman JE
Verhulst FC
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10.1093/JPEPSY/20.5.567
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1995-10-01T00:00:00Z