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The Lived Experiences of Mothers Who Are Parenting Children With Leukemia

Omar Al Omari, Erna Judith Roach, Lina Mohd Wali Shakman, Aysha Al Hashmi, Sheeba John Sunderraj, Frincy Francis, Mickaël Antoine Joseph

Cancer Nursing · 2020 · 24 citations · 35 references

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Abstract

Pediatric oncology nurses can support mothers during their transition to caring for a child with leukemia and can provide the needed support to reduce maternal distress and increase effective coping with the challenges.

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How Parents of Children Receiving Pediatric Palliative Care Use Religion, Spirituality, or Life Philosophy in Tough Times

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Quality of life of family caregivers 5 years after a relative's cancer diagnosis: follow‐up of the national quality of life survey for caregivers

Youngmee Kim, Rachel L. Spillers, Daniel L. Hall · Psycho-Oncology · 2010 · 142 citations

Information-sharing between healthcare professionals, parents and children with cancer: more than a matter of information exchange

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Mothers and fathers coping with their children’s cancer: Individual and interpersonal processes.

Bruce E. Compas, Heather Bemis, Cynthia A. Gerhardt et al. · Health Psychology · 2015 · 98 citations · Full text