Add to ORKGBACKGROUND:Parents' attitudes and psychological adjustment during their child's hospitalization in a pediatric neurorehabilitation care unit are key aspects for the child's adherence to care and the impact of the disease. AIM:The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between parenting stress, coping style, and negative psychological outcomes in families of children admitted for the first time to a pediatric neurorehabilitation care unit. DESIGN:This is an observational study. SETTING:Pediatric neurorehabilitation care unit. POPULATION:One hundred twenty-four parents of children diagnosed with neurodevelopmental or neurological conditions. METHODS:Parents completed standardized questionnaires assessing parenting stress, coping st...
Introduction: hospitalization is a critical event for children, with many effects on their quality l...
Background. A child’s illness is a major stress-inducing factor for parents. It alters interperson...
Background and Aim: The purpose of the present study was to describe and examine differences in chil...
BACKGROUND:Parents' attitudes and psychological adjustment during their child's hospitalization in a...
Increased parental stress has a negative effect on a child’s symptoms, which worsens pathology. No s...
Aim: To study the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression in pare...
Children admitted for inpatient rehabilitation have complex medical needs that typically require int...
Research in context: Parents of children with life threatening illness or injuries are at elevated r...
Advances in medical science have increased the number of children surviving illnesses and injuries ...
Having a child in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) places parents at risk for Acute Stress D...
Objective: To investigate the types of coping strategies used by parents of children with acquired b...
OBJECTIVE: Serious childhood illness is associated with significant parent psychological distress. T...
Studies have shown that admission to the hospital of a child can induce feelings of fear and helples...
To assess the Common Sense Model among parents of children with neurological disorders, by determini...
Background: An infant’s development is closely linked to the relationship they have with their paren...
Introduction: hospitalization is a critical event for children, with many effects on their quality l...
Background. A child’s illness is a major stress-inducing factor for parents. It alters interperson...
Background and Aim: The purpose of the present study was to describe and examine differences in chil...
BACKGROUND:Parents' attitudes and psychological adjustment during their child's hospitalization in a...
Increased parental stress has a negative effect on a child’s symptoms, which worsens pathology. No s...
Aim: To study the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression in pare...
Children admitted for inpatient rehabilitation have complex medical needs that typically require int...
Research in context: Parents of children with life threatening illness or injuries are at elevated r...
Advances in medical science have increased the number of children surviving illnesses and injuries ...
Having a child in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) places parents at risk for Acute Stress D...
Objective: To investigate the types of coping strategies used by parents of children with acquired b...
OBJECTIVE: Serious childhood illness is associated with significant parent psychological distress. T...
Studies have shown that admission to the hospital of a child can induce feelings of fear and helples...
To assess the Common Sense Model among parents of children with neurological disorders, by determini...
Background: An infant’s development is closely linked to the relationship they have with their paren...
Introduction: hospitalization is a critical event for children, with many effects on their quality l...
Background. A child’s illness is a major stress-inducing factor for parents. It alters interperson...
Background and Aim: The purpose of the present study was to describe and examine differences in chil...