[PDF] Top 20 CHILDREN COPING WITH A SERIOUS ILLNESS

... Results show that the children's coping was significantly related to the context of the problem (everyday-life difficulty, illness related and medical treatment) but much less to the ind[r] ... See full document

... and illness-severity markers, multivariate logistic regression analyses were per- ...Self-referred children were chosen as the reference ...between illness- severity markers and referral type did not ... See full document

... of children (2–35 months old) in Britain and Ireland with encephalitis and/or severe illness with convulsions and fever were linked to each child’s vaccine ... See full document

... in coping with a chronic illness are described by several theories of stress and emotion ...using coping processes a person might be able to reduce this stress ... See full document

... mental illness being increased for CAPRI, as a large percentage will not experience mental illness, we anticipated an intervention relevant to all ... See full document

... for children who experience catastrophes can be determined by characteristics of the disaster, the individual and the environment ...after serious disasters (Durkin, Khan, Davidson, Zaman, & Stein, ... See full document

... for children with se- rious chronic disease, formal require- ments for referral vary considerably by state and, increasingly, by health in- surance coverage ...California, children who have a serious ... See full document

... Most children who presented within the fi rst 6 weeks of life had either a serious underlying condition, such as primary immunode fi ciency, or a genetic Sweet syndrome, with 2 fatalities among this latter ... See full document

... maternal coping in Korean mothers of children with ...maternal coping in mothers of children with cancer derived from Mishel’s uncertainty in illness theory was supported by the present ... See full document

... Of 12 well-appearing children with phys- ical examination findings suggesting a serious ill- ness, three (25%) had a documented serious illness, ie, the positive predictive value of an a[r] ... See full document

... Multiple regression analysis based on patients seen by at least one attending physician in the Primary Care Center revealed six items (quality of cry, reaction to parents, state variatio[r] ... See full document

... In healthy populations, during experimental pain stud- ies, brief mindfulness interventions, have been successful in reducing some aspects of the pain experience, such as distress and sensitivity [13, 14]. A brief ... See full document

... Using US-based statistical sources, it is suggested that whilst estimates of mental disorders amongst those aged 65 years and over appear to be few and variable (Kelley, 2003), there is evidence that anxiety and ... See full document

... the illness brings about negative consequences for the individual with ...the illness and that the patient can also have ...the illness brings about negative emotions like sorrow or anxiety, measured ... See full document

... for children and teenagers (Deleire & Kalil, ...ile coping w ith the impact o f poverty itself, which is a known influence on psychological functioning, child ... See full document

... with children, several methods have been described including co-design (Churchman, 1968), design partners (Druin, 1999) and informant design (Scaife, Rogers, Aldrich, & Davies, ...of children, as end ... See full document

... on serious adverse events (death, life-threatening illness, hospitalization, persistent and significant disability) and non-serious adverse events potentially related to the trial interventions ... See full document

... In August 2006 the United Kingdom’s Department of Health issued guidance on how to provide better care for the physical health needs of people with serious mental illness. Spearhead Trusts, the Royal ... See full document

... psychiatric illness, wide-spread reductions in white matter (WM) in- tegrity have been observed; however, the stage at which these abnormalities first appear, and whether they are correlates of illness ... See full document

... : Splenectomy in infancy and childhood: the question of over- whelming infection following operation. : Splenectomy in childhood: a clinical and immunological study of forty-two chil- dr[r] ... See full document