Improvements in protocol-driven clinical trials and supportive care for children and
adolescents with cancer have reduced mortality rates by more than 50% over the past three …

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

Background For parents, a diagnosis of cancer in their child is a traumatic experience.
However, there is conflicting evidence about the risk of developing mental illness among …

Background Advances in medical knowledge have contributed to the increase in the number
of children living with some form of long‐term chronic illness or condition. As a consequence …

Purpose Understanding the impact of childhood cancer on the family is increasingly
important. This study aimed to (1) examine the relationship between child clinical …

Background—A child's cancer affects their entire family and is a source of chronic stress for
a sick child, as well as for their parents and siblings. It deprives them of the feeling of …

Background Mothers who take care of their disabled children usually suffer from several
problems, such as physical, psychological, and social problems. The disability of children …

Purpose: A user-centered design approach was used to refine the mHealth Pain Squad+
real-time pain self-management app for adolescents with cancer for its usability (defined as …

ObjectivePsychosocial interventions in families of children with cancer are considered an
effective way of empowering family members to tackle the complex hurdles they face. The …

Importance Problem-solving skills training (PSST) has a demonstrated potential to improve
psychosocial well-being for parents of children with chronic health conditions (CHCs), but …