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Consensus statement: collaborative clinical research on end-of-life care in pediatric oncology

2005

Tags: 2005, Backlog, Clinical Research, Collaboration, Collaborative, Drew D, Himelstein BP, Hinds PS, Journal Article, Lafond DA, Nuss SL, Pediatric Oncology, Rushton CH, Seminars In Oncology Nursing, Stutzer CA

End-of-Life Care Preferences of Pediatric Patients With Cancer

2005

Tags: 2005, Backlog, Church C, Drew D, Fouladi M, Furman WL, Hinds PS, Journal Article, Journal Of Clinical Oncology, Oakes L, PedPal Lit, Spunt SL

What makes dying children different?

2005

Tags: 2005, Adaptation, Backlog, Drew D, Hinds PS, International Journal of Palliative Nursing, Journal Article, PedPal Lit, Psychological AdolescentAdolescent PsychologyAttitude to Death Body Image ChildChild Psychology Decision Making Family/psychology Humans Interpersonal Relations Play and Playthings/psychology Terminal Care/methods/psychology

Parental grieving after a child dies from cancer: is stress from stem cell transplant a factor?

2005

Tags: 2005, Adaptation, Backlog, Drew D, Foreman T, Goodenough B, Grief Health Services Needs and Demand Humans Male Mass Screening Neoplasms/psychology/, International Journal of Palliative Nursing, Journal Article, Maurice L, Non-U.S. Gov't Risk Assessment Risk Factors Stem Cell Transplantation/, PedPal Lit, Psychological Adult Analysis of Variance Anxiety/psychology Attitude to Death Attitude to Health Case-Control Studies Child Cross-Sectional Studies Depression/psychology Female, Psychological/diagnosis/etiology/, Psychology, psychology Questionnaires Research Support, Stress (Psychology), therapy New South Wales Nursing Assessment Nursing Methodology Research Parents/, Willis L

Bereavement outcomes for parents who lose a child to cancer: are place of death and sex of parent associated with differences in psychological functioning?

Despite increasing cure rates, cancer is a leading cause of non-accidental death in childhood. Models of psychosocial care in pediatric cancer may therefore need to address bereavement planning for a 'minority group' of parents (approximately 25%)…

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Consensus statement: collaborative clinical research on end-of-life care in pediatric oncology

End-of-Life Care Preferences of Pediatric Patients With Cancer

What makes dying children different?

Parental grieving after a child dies from cancer: is stress from stem cell transplant a factor?

Bereavement outcomes for parents who lose a child to cancer: are place of death and sex of parent associated with differences in psychological functioning?