Objective: To examine parent's knowledge, attitude and psychosocial response regarding
their child's cancer and treatment after initial disease counseling by doctor. Materials and …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate the experiences of parents who care for children
diagnosed with leukaemia. This paper is focused solely on reporting the interview findings …

Background The impact on parents of coping with a child who has cancer can be both
severe and multifarious. Considerable distress persists throughout the treatment phase …

Objective: Adequate knowledge of parents' perception of quality of pediatric cancer care
helps to identify the areas of care improvement which would contribute to disease outcome …

Child hospitalization has a negative impact on both children and parents' psychological well-
being. Although prior studies in the general context demonstrated a favorable link between …

Background The emergence of COVID-19 pandemic has led to heightened fear and
uncertainty among parents of children with cancer. This study was conducted to evaluate the …

Treatment of childhood cancer and its side effects can exert a negative impact on patients'
parents. A valid and reliable instrument to measure family functioning in Arabic families was …

Objective: In childhood cancers, parents are affected psychologically as well as children. We
aimed to evaluate the effect of childhood cancer type and stage, as well as elapsed time …

Background: Conveying information to parents is a core part of pediatric oncology nursing;
however, most published interventions do not tailor information to individual parental needs …

Caregivers of ICU patients tend to experience a wide range of problems such as
psychological distress and post-traumatic stress disorder. However, there are very few …