… differences in youth and parent perceptions of parenting between childhood cancer survivors
and healthy … Factors that are known to strengthen perceived child vulnerability and parental …

… their parents and become aware of their physical vulnerability [6]. Childhood cancer survivors
… address psychosocial issues in survivorship [9–13], survivorship care mainly focuses on …

… by parental perceptions of the relationship with their child. … perceptions of the parent–child
relationship. The more distressed parents were, the less attached they felt to their child and the …

… parental perception of child vulnerability. The proposed cut-off score for the CVS is 10.
The scale was validated to the Portuguese population (Lima, Lemos, & Lopes, Citation2018), …

… with less parental overprotection among parents of childhood cancer … parents of a child
with cancer. We hypothesized that both parental perceptions of child vulnerability and parental …

… parental distress as related to childhood cancer is abundant. It is important to identify predictive
factors and outcomes of this distress in parents… to identify outcomes of parents’ distress in …

… IMPROVED SURVIVAL RATES, adverse effects from treatment for childhood cancer can …
This vulnerability may exacerbate underlying mood disturbances, including trait anxiety and …

… of childhood cancer survivors. We investigated parent perceptions of their own and their
child’s physical activity levels after cancer treatment and examined associations with clinical, …

… among parents of childhood cancer survivors… Parents perceived the care their child received
and their health-care team’s medical expertise to be very good. A mother describes her child…

… who discussed cancer-related events would perceive more parental supportive … perception
of parental reactions and youth PTG, as well as the possibility that perceptions of parental …