Seriously Ill Children
Changes in Parental Hopes for Seriously Ill Children
... whose children died during the study period, the hope domains reported were similar to parents of children who survived, although these parents of children who died reported hopes in the domain of ...
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“It scares me to know that we might not have been there!”: a qualitative study into the experiences of parents of seriously ill children participating in ethical case discussions
... Parents of seriously ill children may be particularly vulnerable. In addition to being their child’s legal guard- ian, they may struggle with their own feelings of grief and anxiety. It may be seen ...
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Influence of health interventions on quality of life in seriously ill children at the end of life: a systematic review protocol
... (3) seriously ill children are defined as people, who are suffering from a progressive life- threatening disorder, excluding acutely ill children at the end of life, ...
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The Charlie Gard Case, and the Ethics of Obstructing International Transfer of Seriously Ill Children
... of children is because parents’ rights to make medical decisions for their children are more limited than their rights to make decisions about their own ...about children ’ s health care but that ...
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Reliability of Telemedicine in the Assessment of Seriously Ill Children
... of children aged 2 months to 18 years presenting with respiratory symptoms (eg, cough, dyspnea, wheezing) were evaluated by using the Respiratory Observation Checklist (Fig ...
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A study of the use of colour in seriously-ill, ill and healthy children's spontaneous drawings
... with seriously-ill children and was reported (Lansky 1985,1987) to reliably differentiate seriously-ill children from their healthy siblings and a comparison group of well ...of ...
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Facing Persistent Challenges in Pediatric Decision-Making: New Hastings Center Guidelines
... of seriously ill neonates, infants, children, and adolescents remains tied to academic medical centers, because the specialty care needed is often avail- able only in these ...where seriously ...
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A conceptual model of barriers and facilitators to primary clinical teams requesting pediatric palliative care consultation based upon a narrative review
... these children de- scribe the importance of supporting parents in hopeful thinking [19, ...of seriously ill children can undergo a process of regoaling: disen- gaging from a set of restorative ...
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Factors associated with the rejection of active euthanasia: a survey among the general public in Austria
... Results: The abstract question about active voluntary euthanasia was answered negatively by 28.8%, while 71.2% opted in favour of AVE or were undecided. Regression analyses showed rejection of AVE was positively ...
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Caged or Cured: Classification and Treatment of California Felons at the California Medical Facility
... Suffering from any chronic disease or condition."9' The transfer of mentally ill and seriously disturbed prisoners to state hospitals became undesirable in view of the decreasing securit[r] ...
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Death Anxiety in the Outpatient Leukemic Child
... As did the fatally ill hospitalized children in previous studies, so, too, the fatally ill out- patient children in the present study related significantly more stories that contained el[r] ...
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Accuracy of reported service use in a cohort of people who are chronically homeless and seriously mentally ill
... study among “skid row alcoholics” concluded that the unreliability of self-reports undermined the validity of research investigating employment, arrests, and treatment outcomes in this population [12]. More recently ...
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The epidemiology of tuberculosis in Phuentsholing General Hospital: a six year retrospective study
... The majority of cases 62.2% (457) were in the 15–34 year-old age group. The younger people are in- creasingly changing their life style and are involved in unhealthy lifestyle and practices, such as eating junk and less ...
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THE CONSTRUCT & CONCEPT OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION; TEACHER’S LENS
... Inclusive education is now seen as central to human rights and equal opportunities and a priority policy objective of liberal democracies. Inclusion challenges all those policies and practices that serve to exclude some ...
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ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
... The authors’ more recent data, from a larger series of cases, indicate a tendency for kernicterus to occur with greater frequency in babies more seriously ill at birth, as Mollison. foun[r] ...
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Role of salivary protease activity in adherence of gram negative bacilli to mammalian buccal epithelial cells in vivo
... Serious illness is accompanied by markedly increased susceptibility to colonization of the respiratory tract by gram-negative bacilli and an increase in the number of such organisms which adhere to regional epithelial ...
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Taking Sleep Difficulties Seriously in Children With Neurodevelopmental Disorders and ASD
... This means that simple interventions proposed without regard for the speci fi c needs of the child and family are less likely to be effective. 6,7 Multiple interventions for different aspects of sleep (whether creating ...
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The use of the EQ-5D-Y health related quality of life outcome measure in children in the Western Cape, South Africa: psychometric properties, feasibility and usefulness - a longitudinal, analytical study
... the children with chronic disabilities and chronic acquired conditions (35 and 32 respectively) was small, which is a limitation of the ...of children were able to recognise and report their problems ...
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Caught Between Two Worlds
... Aboriginal children lag seriously behind non-Aboriginal children in educational achievement on measures such as readiness to learn, progress in school and high school graduation rates (Canadian ...
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Estimating the prevalence of chronic medical co-morbidities in the seriously mentally ill in primary care: a modelling framework
... An intrinsic problem is the lack of population-based data on key metrics, such as risk factor and disease prevalence at primary care and local authority (LA) level which [r] ...
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