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2. Research priorities for childhood chronic conditions: a workshop report

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Lopez-Vargas, P, Tong, A, Crowe, S, Alexander, SI, Caldwell, PHY, Campbell, DE, Couper, J, Davidson, A, De, S, Fitzgerald, DA, Haddad, S, Hill, S, Howell, M, Jaffe, A, James, LJ, Ju, A, Manera, KE, McKenzie, A, Morrow, AM, Odgers, HL, Pinkerton, R, Ralph, AF, Richmond, P, Shaw, PJ, Singh-Grewal, D, Van Zwieten, A, Wake, M, Craig, JC, Bowyer, A, Valerio, C, Kambi, C, Guha, C, Walker, C, Kambi, D, Elharris, F, Pagano, G, Stumbles, J, Gile, J, Wong, K, Black, K, Bowyer, M, Harris, M, Lin, P, Jones, P, McGann, P, Pagano, P, Elhassan, R, Cole, S, Fernance, Z, Brown, A, Blake, J, Keath, J, Chandler, J, Griffin, L, Harnett, L, Fernandez, ML, Jackson, M, Haskard, M, Burke, N, Gardos, R, Brophy, S, Bowers, A, Ralph, A, van Zwieten, A, Penna, A, Wyse, B, Scanlan, C, Rogers, C, Cowell, C, Spencer, G, Hiscock, H, Odgers, H, Puusepp-Benazzouz, H, Razee, H, Boyle, J, Belcher, J, Craig, J, Ozimek-Kulik, J, Bau, K, Manera, K, James, L, Mimmo, L, Hallowell, L, Wallen, M, Bowden, M, Nassar, N, Lopez-Varga, P, Karlsson, P, Carlson, S, Hall, S, Sheppard-Law, S, and Wilson, Y

Subjects
Consensus, Adolescent, Health Priorities, Infant, Newborn, Infant, Consumer Behavior, Hospitals, Pediatric, Pediatrics, Child, Preschool, Chronic Disease, Humans, Patient Participation, New South Wales, Child, Attitude to Health
Published
2018

3. Research priorities for childhood chronic conditions: a workshop report

Author

Lopez-Vargas, P, Tong, A, Crowe, S, Alexander, SI, Caldwell, PHY, Campbell, DE, Couper, J, Davidson, A, De, S, Fitzgerald, DA, Haddad, S, Hill, S, Howell, M, Jaffe, A, James, LJ, Ju, A, Manera, KE, McKenzie, A, Morrow, AM, Odgers, HL, Pinkerton, R, Ralph, AF, Richmond, P, Shaw, PJ, Singh-Grewal, D, Van Zwieten, A, Wake, M, Craig, JC, Bowyer, A, Valerio, C, Kambi, C, Guha, C, Walker, C, Kambi, D, Elharris, F, Pagano, G, Stumbles, J, Gile, J, Wong, K, Black, K, Bowyer, M, Harris, M, Lin, P, Jones, P, McGann, P, Pagano, P, Elhassan, R, Cole, S, Fernance, Z, Brown, A, Blake, J, Keath, J, Chandler, J, Griffin, L, Harnett, L, Fernandez, ML, Jackson, M, Haskard, M, Burke, N, Gardos, R, Brophy, S, Bowers, A, Ralph, A, van Zwieten, A, Penna, A, Wyse, B, Scanlan, C, Rogers, C, Cowell, C, Spencer, G, Hiscock, H, Odgers, H, Puusepp-Benazzouz, H, Razee, H, Boyle, J, Belcher, J, Craig, J, Ozimek-Kulik, J, Bau, K, Manera, K, James, L, Mimmo, L, Hallowell, L, Wallen, M, Bowden, M, Nassar, N, Lopez-Varga, P, Karlsson, P, Carlson, S, Hall, S, Sheppard-Law, S, Wilson, Y, Lopez-Vargas, P, Tong, A, Crowe, S, Alexander, SI, Caldwell, PHY, Campbell, DE, Couper, J, Davidson, A, De, S, Fitzgerald, DA, Haddad, S, Hill, S, Howell, M, Jaffe, A, James, LJ, Ju, A, Manera, KE, McKenzie, A, Morrow, AM, Odgers, HL, Pinkerton, R, Ralph, AF, Richmond, P, Shaw, PJ, Singh-Grewal, D, Van Zwieten, A, Wake, M, Craig, JC, Bowyer, A, Valerio, C, Kambi, C, Guha, C, Walker, C, Kambi, D, Elharris, F, Pagano, G, Stumbles, J, Gile, J, Wong, K, Black, K, Bowyer, M, Harris, M, Lin, P, Jones, P, McGann, P, Pagano, P, Elhassan, R, Cole, S, Fernance, Z, Brown, A, Blake, J, Keath, J, Chandler, J, Griffin, L, Harnett, L, Fernandez, ML, Jackson, M, Haskard, M, Burke, N, Gardos, R, Brophy, S, Bowers, A, Ralph, A, van Zwieten, A, Penna, A, Wyse, B, Scanlan, C, Rogers, C, Cowell, C, Spencer, G, Hiscock, H, Odgers, H, Puusepp-Benazzouz, H, Razee, H, Boyle, J, Belcher, J, Craig, J, Ozimek-Kulik, J, Bau, K, Manera, K, James, L, Mimmo, L, Hallowell, L, Wallen, M, Bowden, M, Nassar, N, Lopez-Varga, P, Karlsson, P, Carlson, S, Hall, S, Sheppard-Law, S, and Wilson, Y

Published
2019

4. 'Making the bad things seem better': coping in children receiving healthcare.

Author

Randall D and Hallowell L

Subjects
Child, Child, Preschool, Humans, Nurse-Patient Relations, Quality of Health Care, Adaptation, Psychological, Patient Care psychology
Abstract

The focus of children's healthcare literature has been the delivery of services to children and their parents, little attention has been paid to how children cope with receiving such care. In this paper we use a literature scoping method to bring together the literature on how medical talk can engage or isolate children, consider the environmental factors which can help children to be engaged and discuss an ethical symmetry approach. We propose that an ethical symmetry approach would provide a framework for healthcare teams to explore how to optimize children's engagement with their healthcare.

Published
2012
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