Parental experiences of educational supports offered during their child's cancer treatment.
Hsiu-Mei HuangTing-Chi YehHsi-Che LiuTzu-Ying LeePublished in: Child: care, health and development (2021)
Education is part of children's normal development, but education is often placed on hold for a child receiving cancer treatment. Parents of children with cancer are unable to focus on the child's education because of the threat to their child's life. When their child's illness stabilizes, they will begin to utilize their resources to arrange lessons to facilitate returning to school. Through understanding parents' learning expectations, medical professionals can support adjustments to parents' attitudes.