… to express their perceptions of their illness and feelings visually and verbally (17). School-age
children prefer to express their feelings and thoughts by drawing rather than words. in …

… all children in this study would find the hospitalization experience stressful to a degree, but
unaccompanied children … However, I believe most pediatric nurses today focus on children’s …

… We examined the stories children and parents told about the … the context in which the stories
took place (Riessman Citation… parent–child dyads to see how the stories they tell about the …

… Children must also express their concerns and anxieties via play in order to deal with the
stress of being ill and in the hospital. Children require parents' acceptance and presence …

… is: For school-age children, can a universal social and emotional learning program that utilizes
fictional story … the following: children or kids or youth or child, story or storytelling or story …

… outcomes and are a crucial component of pediatric inpatient psychiatric care. We discuss …
for children admitted to the hospital in a psychiatric inpatient unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital. …

… The study recognises that healthcare institutions are perceived as extremely stressful
environments in which to be admitted. Children find hospitalisation as a threatening and stressful …

Being hospitalized is a threatening and stressful experience for many children. From a
psychological point of view, children may experience increased feelings of anxiety and fear that …

… when talking to preschool children or a school-age child can be … separate study to determine
children's views on the white coat … the views of the students in this study with the views of the …

… of children’s story stem narratives produced a broad range of narrative themes that seem
to be imbued with the lived experience and emotional concerns of young school-age children …