Background: Childhood bereavement after sibling death is common, but often unrecognized.
The psychosomatic and socioeconomic outcomes of bereaved children can be …

Self-management education programs have been highly successful in preparing people to
manage medical conditions with recurring events. A detailed curriculum for epilepsy …

Background Although childhood cancer mortality rates are decreasing, intensive treatment
modalities and missed school days may leave childhood cancer patients psychologically …

Aims We aim to agree on a set of proposals to improve the current management of heart
failure (HF) within the Spanish National Health System (SNHS) and apply the social return …

Objective: Pediatric oncology nurses can experience burnout, vicarious traumatization, and
compassion fatigue related to the unique stressors of their profession. Opportunities to …

Objective: Camps for children with cancer and their families aim to promote positive
psychosocial and physical outcomes for attendees. However, evidence for this is …

OBJECTIVE To determine whether the methodology of social return on investment (SROI)
could be a way in which the value of a healthcare-related program (children's cancer camp) …

Relationship strains between families and providers can have intense repercussions on the
bereavement experience. Little is known about how to define and differentiate relationships …

Objective Parents and siblings of children with chronic illnesses are at increased risk for
experiencing psychosocial difficulties. Therapeutic recreation camps have become …

Background Undergraduate nursing students may access support from peers after having
experienced critical incidents during experiential learning opportunities. While researchers …