… The results of this review indicate that the needs of children with traumatic injuries and/or
their families are often unmet, particularly the need for information, emotional support, and …

… representative of children with a range of traumatic injuries.30 To our … needs throughout
recovery for a broad range of injuries and ages from the perspectives of both the injured children …

… The questions/topics were adapted to suit the age requirements of the child. Parents … We
believe it is broadly representative of injured children managed by major trauma services, 11 …

… children with TBI to ensure that the injured child's needs are being addressed in a timely and
appropriate manner. One of the recommendations that trauma … with the child's pediatrician …

… of children with traumatic brain injury and examines the relationship between child functioning
and … In our study, child dysfunction and unmet need was associated with loss of work in …

… that stymied the child's attempts to change and grow post-injury. The child's traumatic injury
was reported by parents of teenagers in three of the four cases to change the child's attitude …

… needs of children who have had a mild traumatic brain injury (… interviews were conducted
with 9 children (8–12 years; M = … I think it would be different if it was for a toddler, for example, …

… cohort study that examined the acute care and rehabilitation experiences of families
whose child had experienced a traumatic injury that required hospitalization at a large tertiary …

… that children's prior experiences with both trauma injuries and … how accurately children recall
the events described in this study. … More work needs to be done to explore children's abil- …

… A qualitative approach was taken to gain insight into the experiences and support needs
of parents/carers following their child's brain injury. A parent advisory group advised on …