Telehealth uptake by families seeking allied health services for young children: Does culturally and linguistically diverse background matter? [0.03%]
寻求儿童康复服务的家庭的远程医疗采用情况：文化和语言多样性背景是否重要？
Chloe Li,Clarice Y Tang,Katrina Tosi et al.
Chloe Li et al.
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities, including children, can face a multitude of barriers when accessing health services. With increased availability of paediatric allied health telehealth services in recent years, upta...
Tuning in to provide tailored and adjustable health promotion support in children´s best interest - An interview study with child healthcare nurses [0.03%]
针对儿童的最佳利益调整和提供量身定制的卫生保健促进支持——与儿童卫生保健护士的访谈研究
Veronica Bohlin,Elisabeth Dahlborg,Katarina Patriksson
Veronica Bohlin
Child healthcare (CHC) nurses play a crucial role in supporting children and families from early life. This study describes CHC nurses' experiences of health promotion in Child health service (CHS), focussing on how they develop and apply t...
A call for improved reporting of study methods and population in publication titles and abstracts [0.03%]
呼吁在论文题目和摘要中改进研究方法和人群的报告
Ashleigh E Butler,Lael Ridgway,Stacey Hokke et al.
Ashleigh E Butler et al.
Decision-making for parental presence in pediatric resuscitation: A qualitative study of parents' and resuscitation team members' experiences and perceptions [0.03%]
儿科复苏时家长在场决策机制定量化研究-家长和抢救团队成员经历及认知体验定量研究报告
Arezoo Ghavi,Hadi Hassankhani,Fenella J Gill
Arezoo Ghavi
Parental presence during pediatric resuscitation presents a complex challenge, often provoking mixed reactions from healthcare providers and families. This qualitative study explored how decisions about parental presence emerge from the exp...
Aline Maria de Oliveira Rocha,Pedro Henrique Magalhães Mendes,Luise Sanderson Mauricio et al.
Aline Maria de Oliveira Rocha et al.
Pediatric transitions significantly impact continuity of care and the well-being of children and their families. Poorly managed transitions may lead to hospital readmissions, medication errors, and caregiver distress, highlighting a critica...
A qualitative exploration of parents' perspectives of family members' well-being and family dynamics during childhood cancer treatment [0.03%]
从质性角度探索父母对童年癌症治疗期间家庭成员福祉和家庭动态的视角
Elizabeth Pharoah,Clare Stevinson,Silvia Costa et al.
Elizabeth Pharoah et al.
Navigating through a child's cancer treatment journey is challenging for a family. Understanding family members' experiences helps identify their needs and how they can be supported during a child's cancer treatment. This study aimed to exp...
Family-centered care for children with cerebral palsy: A meta-analysis of perspectives from children, caregivers, and professionals through the measure of processes of care [0.03%]
以儿童、照料者和专业人士的视角看针对脑瘫患儿的家庭中心护理：一次关于照护过程的元分析研究
Laura Ares-Brage,Caritat Bagur-Calafat,Marta Amor-Barbosa et al.
Laura Ares-Brage et al.
Children with cerebral palsy (CP) and their families face a wide range of healthcare services. Evidence suggests that this care should be family-centered (FCC). The purpose of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to gather the exist...
"It Doesn't Have to Be Big Things": The legacy perceptions of parents/caregivers of medically complex children [0.03%]
“不必是大事”：医疗复杂儿童的父母/护理人员对其遗嘱的认知态度
Maile T Jones,Karen Romer,Emily D Irwin et al.
Maile T Jones et al.
Advancements in life-sustaining technologies have extended the lives of children with medical complexities, increasing demand for substantial healthcare services. Caring for these children requires significant caregiver time and energy, aff...
Shining a light on pain [0.03%]
照亮疼痛世界的新疗法
Julia Harris,Josephine Ampiah,Mark Thomas et al.
Julia Harris et al.
Understanding youth experiences with chronic illness at a safety net hospital: Challenges, coping, and resilience [0.03%]
安全网医院慢性病患者的生活体验：挑战、应对和韧性
Clarisa Wijaya,Emily G Lattie,Caitlin S Sayegh
Clarisa Wijaya
This study examined the lived experiences of adolescents and young adults (AYA) with chronic illnesses at a safety net hospital, with nearly 90% identifying as ethnically and racially minoritized. Interviews were conducted with patients (N ...