Objectives To describe palliative, concurrent, and hospice care in pediatric oncology in the
United States (US), we present a clinical scenario illustrating palliative and hospice care …

Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child of the United Nations identifies play
as a human right (Lundy, 2012) and the European Association for Children in Hospital …

Childhood cancer patients experience emotional hardship associated with their life-
threatening diagnoses. Interdisciplinary team members working in pediatric cancer care can …

Objective This study aims to explore the application effect of Child Life intervention on pain,
anxiety, fatigue, and sleep disturbance in children with acute leukemia. Methods In a single …

Pediatric palliative care is a growing field in which the currently available resources are still
insufficient to meet the palliative care needs of children worldwide. Specifically, in Latin …

Child life services (CLS) was created through a synthesis of developmental psychology, a
recognition of the inherent difficulties of a hospital environment, and a desire to improve the …

The present chapter provides insights about the play specialist-based intervention for
children with a wide range of pathologies. Telematic adaptations of pedagogical …

Pediatric palliative care (PPC) aims to enhance an individual's quality of life by decreasing
suffering and supporting patients and families as they continually reestablish goals of care in …

Spinal Musküler Atrofi, kaslardaki güçsüzlükle karakterize olan nörodejeneretif ve kalıtsal bir
hastalıktır. Moleküler genetik testi ile tanılanan hastalık çocukluk çağı ölümlerinin önde …

Hospitalization can cause short-term to long-term issues to children's biopsychosocial
health. Play strategies have played a key role in preventing hospitalization trauma. Properly …