American Journal of Orthopsychiatry · 1986 · 49 citations · 10 references
MedicineChild HealthPediatricsPalliative CarePsychosocial CareStem Cell TransplantationPediatric TransplantationPre-transplant AssessmentSupportive Care In TransplantationTransplant ComplicationsTransplant OutcomesTransplant SurvivalPediatric Transition Of CarePre-transplant Patient AssessmentPsychosocial TreatmentTransition To Lifelong Care
The number of patients achieving long-term survival following bone marrow transplantation is increasing. Psychosocial issues that may arise for the pediatric patient and for the family following discharge from the hospital are described. Implications for other situations in which there is a lengthy hospitalization for an organ transplant or life-threatening condition are highlighted.
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Allogenic bone marrow transplantation: current status and future directions
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