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期刊名:Journal of pediatric hematology-oncology nursing

缩写:J PEDIAT HEMAT ONC N

ISSN:2752-7530

e-ISSN:2752-7549

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Background: Cancer clinical trials are critical to advancing pediatric oncology care, but participation varies across age and sociodemographic groups. Understanding decision-making factors influencing pediatric and adolescent/young adult (A...
Minahil Usman,Lauri A Linder Minahil Usman
BackgroundUnderstanding how children perceive and communicate their symptoms and their preferences for symptom management can support person-centered symptom assessment and management. The purpose of this study was to describe how school-ag...
Anne Ingalls Gillespie,Brittany A Cowfer,Mary S Dietrich et al. Anne Ingalls Gillespie et al.
BackgroundChildren with cancer are at increased risk for cognitive and physical suffering from side effects of treatment and disease sequelae. Animal-assisted interactions (AAIs) with canine therapy show strong promise to improve physical a...
Maile Enos,Kiyomi Goto,Joyce Wong et al. Maile Enos et al.
BackgroundAny cancer experience can adversely affect the psychosocial health of adolescent and young adults (AYAs) diagnosed with cancer. This can lead to social withdrawal, educational/employment issues, depression, anxiety, and risky beha...
Jennifer L Raybin,Frances Way,Kathleen E Montgomery et al. Jennifer L Raybin et al.
BackgroundCreative arts interventions improve symptoms among children with cancer, but current evidence lacks rigor and reproducibility. To address this gap, we developed standardized interventions with a subsample representing the study po...
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Background: Chronic pain in sickle cell disease (SCD) can begin in adolescence and impair quality of life (QOL) and functioning; however, very few studies have characterized chronic SCD-related pain in this age group. This study aimed to ex...
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Background: Parents of children with leukemia are at a high risk of developing posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS). Evidence suggests that family functioning, family burden, and PTSS are closely related, but there is a lack of exploration ...
Kimberly L Klages,Courtney Gibson,Julia K Herriott et al. Kimberly L Klages et al.
BackgroundAdherence to treatment following hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) is critical, yet the complexity and demands of postdischarge regimens often lead to suboptimal adherence among families unprepared for the transition home....