Quality of life in chronic illness: perceptions of parents and paediatricians

Quality of life in chronic illness: perceptions of parents and paediatricians

Janse AJ; Sinnema G; Uiterwaal CS; Kimpen JL; Gemke RJ

Archives Of Disease In Childhood

2005

Psychology; quality of life; PedPal Lit; Lymphocytic; Adolescent Arthritis; Acute/psychology/rehabilitation Longitudinal Studies Pain Measurement Parents/; at baseline and follow up; but also after a period of follow up; differences at follow up did not decrease compared to baseline. CONCLUSION: At the onset of a chronic disease; especially in the subjective attributes. Systematic assessment of quality of life may contribute to better understanding between(TRUNCATED); juvenile idiopathic arthritis; Juvenile Rheumatoid/psychology/rehabilitation Asthma/psychology/rehabilitationAttitude of Health Personnel Child Child; not only at diagnosis but also after a period of follow up. Differences were particularly clear in the subjective attributes emotion (range of agreement 28-68%) and pain/discomfort (range of agreement 11-33%). In all patient groups; Pediatrics Perception Pneumonia/complications; Preschool Chronic Disease/psychology/rehabilitation Cystic Fibrosis/complications/psychology/rehabilitation Emotions Health Status Humans Infant Leukemia; quality of life of paediatric patients may be misunderstood by healthcare professionals; the paediatrician asse ssed the patient to have less pain/discomfort in comparison to the parents. Despite a prolonged patient- paediatrician relationship

2005

Article information provided for research and reference use only. PedPalASCNET does not hold any rights over the resource listed here. All rights are retained by the journal listed under publisher and/or the creator(s).

Journal Article

Backlog