Translational Research – Parenting stress associated with children's acute and chronic conditions: Facilitating coping and enhancing support among parents

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Authors: Becky J. Christian
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Abstract

Whether children are hospitalized for acute conditions in the NICU and PICU or seek treatment in the emergency department, these experiences create overwhelmingly stressful conditions for parents. When children are dying or at the end-of-life, parents are challenged to cope with the death of their hopes and dreams for their children. Additionally, the ongoing needs of children with special needs or chronic conditions create caregiving demands that contribute to stress for parents in the daily management of their child's condition.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Pediatric Pain Management Techniques Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life Health psychology and well-being

Publication details

Journal / source
Journal of Pediatric Nursing
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Volume
89
Pages
617–619
Publication date
8 June 2026
Language
EN