Description of the perceived impact of cancer, and psychological and relationship adjustment in a sample of 103 couples of parents whose children were treated for ALL (n = 103).</p
Objective To identify factors that influence the association between parent and child distress among...
Each year, thousands of families with dependent children are confronted with the news that one of th...
Evaluated emotional distress, coping style, and marital adjustment in 84 parents (42 couples) of chi...
ObjectivesFollow-up studies suggest that the psychosocial impact of pediatric cancer on parents ofte...
OBJECTIVES:Follow-up studies suggest that the psychosocial impact of pediatric cancer on parents oft...
PurposeThe objective of this 4-year prospective study was to assess the psychological adjustment of ...
(1) Background: The onset and duration of the child’s illness is a difficult test for the entire fam...
Studies of parents of children treated for cancer have rarely included adequate samples of fathers o...
Clinical research has led to tremendous improvements in treatment efficacy for most childhood cancer...
Cancer is a serious disease that affects deeply and painfully not only the child who has cancer but ...
A mother’s cancer diagnosis may have consequences for all family members, particularly for children,...
ObjectiveTo examine the relationship between parental adjustment and family adjustment during the pe...
The purpose of the study, presented in this thesis, is to investigate the psychosocial consequences ...
Objective: To investigate the impact of childhood cancer on parents\u2019 adult attachment, social s...
The purpose of this project was to understand the experience of couples through open-ended interview...
Objective To identify factors that influence the association between parent and child distress among...
Each year, thousands of families with dependent children are confronted with the news that one of th...
Evaluated emotional distress, coping style, and marital adjustment in 84 parents (42 couples) of chi...
ObjectivesFollow-up studies suggest that the psychosocial impact of pediatric cancer on parents ofte...
OBJECTIVES:Follow-up studies suggest that the psychosocial impact of pediatric cancer on parents oft...
PurposeThe objective of this 4-year prospective study was to assess the psychological adjustment of ...
(1) Background: The onset and duration of the child’s illness is a difficult test for the entire fam...
Studies of parents of children treated for cancer have rarely included adequate samples of fathers o...
Clinical research has led to tremendous improvements in treatment efficacy for most childhood cancer...
Cancer is a serious disease that affects deeply and painfully not only the child who has cancer but ...
A mother’s cancer diagnosis may have consequences for all family members, particularly for children,...
ObjectiveTo examine the relationship between parental adjustment and family adjustment during the pe...
The purpose of the study, presented in this thesis, is to investigate the psychosocial consequences ...
Objective: To investigate the impact of childhood cancer on parents\u2019 adult attachment, social s...
The purpose of this project was to understand the experience of couples through open-ended interview...
Objective To identify factors that influence the association between parent and child distress among...
Each year, thousands of families with dependent children are confronted with the news that one of th...
Evaluated emotional distress, coping style, and marital adjustment in 84 parents (42 couples) of chi...