Children,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(3), P. 587 - 587
Published: March 19, 2023
Recent
research
still
focuses
on
the
psychological
impact
siblings
and
problematic
relationships
in
families
with
children
chronic
illnesses.
Our
study
evaluates
dynamics
sibling
a
child
diagnosed
disease.We
comparatively
evaluated
degree
of
empathy,
involvement,
friendship,
rivalry
two
groups
who
have
pediatric
disorder
versus
mental
disorder.The
levels
involvement/friendship,
empathy/care/concern,
education/learning
were
significantly
higher
group.
Where
there
under
age
10,
scores
tended
to
be
both
groups.Coping
strategies,
emphatic
interactions,
implications
common
activities
are
difficult
identify
relationship
between
when
one
them
has
disorder.
All
these
negative
aspects
entail
poor
quality
draw
alarm
signals
regarding
need
for
monitoring
intervention
familial
programs.
Journal of Pediatric Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
77, P. 191 - 203
Published: April 4, 2024
ProblemThe
lives
of
healthy
siblings
living
with
a
sibling
long-
term
condition
are
often
shaped
by
the
family,
type
illness,
length
age
child,
caregiver
demands,
and
support
provided
to
ill
sibling,
sibling.
While
experiences
documented
in
literature
parent
proxy,
on
self-reported
who
has
long-term
remains
scarce.PurposeThis
umbrella
review
aims
synthesize
reviews
children
condition.Eligibility
criteriaPublished
peer-reviewed
English
language
exploring
under
24
years
old,
whose
diagnosed
condition.SampleUsing
developed
search
strategy,
seven
electronic
databases
(CINAHLPlus,
Scopus,
PubMed,
PsycINFO,
Cochrane
Database
Systematic
Reviews,
Clinical
Key,
Google
Scholar)
were
searched
from
2018
till
December
2023.
Eleven
met
inclusion
criteria
subjected
narrative
synthesis.ResultsFour
themes
(adjusting
changes,
wanting
help,
ups
downs,
changes),
eight
subthemes
generated
syntheses.ConclusionThis
is
first
undertaken
condition.
The
impact
suggests
need
for
healthcare
providers
organisations
provide
better
emotional,
psychological,
informational
their
families.ImplicationsFindings
this
will
inform
providers,
organisations,
researchers,
policymakers
development
future
clinical
practices
research
siblings.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 1752 - 1752
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
Families
have
an
important
role
in
preventing
cyberbullying
and
providing
first
treatment
for
their
children.
The
negative
impact
of
are
psychological
problems
such
as
anxiety,
depression,
stress.
One
the
interventions
to
reduce
is
e-parenting.
aim
this
study
describe
methods
e-parenting
prevent
on
students.
This
used
scoping
review
method.
Articles
were
drawn
from
CINAHL,
PubMed,
ProQuest
databases.
keywords
English
“Cyberbullying”,
“E-parenting”,
“Students”.
inclusion
criteria
full
text,
randomized
control
trial
or
quasi-experimental
research
design,
language,
student
sample,
publication
period
last
10
years
(2013–2022).
We
found
11
articles
which
discussed
results
showed
that
was
effective
reducing
its
with
three
e-parenting,
namely
prevention
program,
collaboration
school,
video
support.
Most
a
design.
Some
Spain.
Samples
literature
range
between
35
2530
E-parenting
intervention
increase
parents
effects
through
health
school
workers.
Child Care Health and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
It
is
known
that
chronic
condition
also
affects
siblings
without
illness.
Healthy
of
children
with
a
and
aged
9–14
years
healthy
sibling
illness
their
parents
were
included
in
the
study.
Aim
The
aim
our
study
was
to
examine
internet‐game
addiction,
physical
activity,
quality
life
sleep
compare
them
peers
sibling.
Methods
Computer
game
evaluated
respectively
by
Game
Addiction
Scale
for
Children,
Child
Physical
Activity
Questionnaire,
Children's
Sleep
Disorder
Quality
Life
Scale.
Results
While
mean
age
75
chronically
ill
10.65
±
1.59
years,
10.46
2.09
years.
observed
more
tend
computer‐game
had
lower
quality,
terms
school
functionality
psychosocial
health
compared
(
p
<
0.05).
Conclusions
revealed
families
condition,
no
problems
should
be
supported
appropriate
approaches,
such
as
increase
level
activity.
Pediatric Transplantation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28(5)
Published: July 19, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
Caregivers
of
children
and
young
people
with
chronic
kidney
disease
(CKD)
face
challenging
circumstances
on
a
daily
basis;
however,
the
difficulties
they
experienced
during
COVID‐19
pandemic,
as
well
potentially
positive
experiences,
are
not
yet
fully
understood.
The
aim
this
study
was
to
explore
pandemic‐related
experiences
these
caregivers.
Methods
Twelve
caregivers
were
recruited
from
hospital‐based
pediatric
renal
program;
eight
families
posttransplant.
participated
in
virtual
semistructured
interviews
conducted
between
March
2021
November
2022.
They
provided
responses
open‐ended
questions
concerning
how
pandemic
affected
their
child
CKD,
family,
themselves.
Interviews
transcribed
coded
using
thematic
analysis.
Results
Four
main
themes
identified:
(1)
Family
Life,
which
included
disruptions
routine,
reduced
social
supports,
changes
quality
family
relationships;
(2)
Mental
Health
Coping,
increased
anxiety
coping
strategies;
(3)
Work
School
work
school;
(4)
Care
Systems,
health
care
public
restrictions.
Conclusions
Despite
facing
profound
challenges,
identified
both
negative
aspects
experiences.
Their
strategies
highlighted
individual
resilience
characteristics.
Implications
for
providers,
including
future
planning,
support
transition
in‐person
care,
better
address
barriers
resources
discussed.
Journal of Advanced Nursing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
80(7), P. 2629 - 2646
Published: Dec. 7, 2023
Abstract
Aim
To
synthesize
and
interpret
existing
qualitative
research
on
the
existential
experiences
of
siblings
children
with
complex
care
needs.
Design
Noblit
Hare's
interpretive
meta‐ethnography.
Methods
The
study
has
been
registered
in
international
prospective
register
for
systematic
reviews
(PROSPERO).
7‐step
procedure
was
followed
reciprocal
translation
performed
to
analyse
data
develop
a
line
argument
synthesis.
Data
Sources
A
comprehensive
literature
search
five
databases,
along
extensive
manual
searches,
completed
November
2022.
final
sample
comprised
18
studies
published
between
2010
Results
argument,
expressed
through
an
overarching
metaphor,
“balancing
life's
ladder”,
illustrates
core
findings
siblings'
fluctuating
well‐being,
encapsulates
four
third‐order
themes:
emotional
turmoil
siblings,
interrupted
family
life,
strive
be
themselves
struggle
cope.
Conclusion
Growing
up
sibling
needs
made
feel
invisible,
lonely
struggling
find
courage
By
adopting
lifeworld
approach,
nurses
can
become
aware
healthy
unmet
Future
is
needed
how
contribute
primary
–
secondary
health
settings.
Implications
provides
insight
into
factors
improving
their
enabling
provide
more
optimized
lifeworld‐led
clinical
practice.
Impact
Healthcare,
nursing
education
practice
should
informed
by
knowledge
issues.
Nurses
are
well‐positioned
work
alongside
families
family‐centered
care.
Our
have
implications
policies
tailored
chronically
ill
siblings.
Reporting
Method
This
review
adheres
Equator
reporting
meta‐ethnography
(eMERGe)
guidelines.
Patient
or
Public
Contribution
No
patient
public
contribution,
because
previously
studies.
Archives of Disease in Childhood,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
109(3), P. 240 - 246
Published: Jan. 11, 2024
Objective
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
analyse
the
narrative
life
stories
children
with
end-stage
kidney
disease
(ESKD)
and
their
families
determine
how
health
professionals
can
effectively
support
these
achieve
better
outcomes.
Design
Qualitative
biographic
study.
Setting
We
invited
every
long-term
survivor
paediatric
transplants
at
Medical
University
Vienna
between
2008
2013
participate
in
Participants
Nineteen
patients
(women:
n=8,
42%)
34
family
members
n=22,
65%)
were
interviewed.
had
a
mean
age
7.6
(SD±5.6)
years
time
transplantation
22.2
(SD±5.4)
interview.
Main
outcome(s)
measure(s)
A
qualitative
biographical
analysis
combined
computational
structured
topic
models
using
Latent
Dirichlet
Allocation.
Results
overarching
finding
desire
for
normality
daily
survivors
but
different
perceptions
what
looks
like
predominance
aspect
evolving.
Different
strategies
used
by
(focused
on
advancement)
caregivers
(normality
all
members).
Siblings
played
major
role
supporting
survivors’
social
inclusion.
Conclusions
strong
confirms
recent
findings
Standardised
Outcomes
Nephrology
Group
initiative,
which
proposes
survival
participation
as
core
outcomes
chronic
disease.
Our
should
be
starting
point
an
international
effort
identify
typologies
stratified
interventions
ESKD
families,
particularly
siblings.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 11, 2022
The
Center
for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention
(CDC)
defines
chronic
diseases
broadly
as
conditions
that
last
over
one
year
require
ongoing
medical
attention
or
limit
activities
of
daily
living
both.
diagnosis
a
child
with
disease
affects
parents'
mental
health
functioning,
included
in
this
are
the
siblings
child.
impact
on
sibling
involves
higher
risks
anxiety,
depression,
feelings
worry
about
brother
sister's
future,
social
problems.
Three
databases
search
were
performed,
16
articles
assessed
systematic
review
complies
inclusion
exclusion
criteria.
those
illnesses
have
reported
emotional,
behavioral,
problems
than
healthy
siblings.
More
research
studies
control
groups
larger
samples
could
contribute
to
better
understanding
long-term
effects
having
disease.
