CNS-Directed Cancer Treatment and Child Adjustment: Moderating Effects of Maternal Parenting.

Adrien M WinningKatianne M Howard SharpAmanda C FerranteJessica RalphLeandra DesjardinsDebra L FriedmanTammi K Young-SalemeKathryn VannattaBruce E CompasCynthia A Gerhardt

Published in: Journal of pediatric psychology (2022)

Children who receive CNS-directed treatment may benefit from a different pattern of parenting during early cancer survivorship. Findings highlight the importance of considering the broader family context when conceptualizing the impact of illness-related factors on adjustment among pediatric cancer survivors.

Keyphrases

childhood cancer
young adults
blood brain barrier
papillary thyroid
social support
squamous cell
combination therapy
depressive symptoms
pregnant women
physical activity
lymph node metastasis