The current study reports assessments of stress for parents of children with acute burns at
the time of hospital admission and during the first 5 years after injury. At each assessment …

Parents of pediatric patients with burns often perceive their children as troubled and having
an increased number of problem behaviors. This study examines the relationship between …

Parents of children hospitalized for acute burns (n= 36) and parents of children hospitalized
for other procedures (n= 22) were interviewed and assessed with standardized …

This study examined the prevalence and correlates of posttraumatic stress symptoms
(PTSS) in the parents of very young children who sustained a minor to moderate size burn …

Extract: Twelve children ranging between 8 and 13 years of age who had been hospitalized
for burns, their mothers, 12 control children, and 12 control mothers matched for age, sex …

Objective: This prospective study examined the course and potential predictors of parents'
posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) after burn injury in their child (Age 8 to 18 years) …

Objective: This study examines traumatic stress reactions in couples that were followed
prospectively for 18 months after a burn event to their child. Method: The participants …

The purpose of the current study was to examine the rates of family and child dysfunction in
a prospectively, consecutively admitted sample of children. One hundred eleven parents of …

OBJECTIVE:: Posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms are a focus of much research with
older children, but little research has been conducted with young children, who account for …

Parents commonly report elevated distress following a child's burn injury, yet limited
research has identified child or injury characteristics that may explain parent distress. The …