Titlebook: Child and Adolescent Resilience Within Medical Contexts; Integrating Research Carey DeMichelis,Michel Ferrari Book 2016 Springer Internatio

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Creating a Context for Resilience in Medical Settings: The Role of Collaborative Professionals and Id a patient’s informal supports, are continuous over time with little disruption to a patient’s plan of care, are negotiated to ensure they are relevant to a child and the child’s family, and show cultural competence. A detailed case example based on file reviews across services is presented to illu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32223-0Acute stressors and resilience in children; Biopsychosocial foundations of resilience in children; Bio

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Quality of Care in the United Statese, Public Health, and Nursing with the goal of beginning an interdisciplinary conversation about young people’s medical resilience. This introductory chapter begins by suggesting an integrative framework termed “Relational Resilience,” that is particularly well suited to the interdisciplinary scope

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Michael Ehrke,Klaus Heimann,Tobias Vaerstchoneuroimmunology. A central notion is that of resilience being both psychosocial and physiological in nature and that developing psychosocial resilience has the capacity to build physiological resilience. Immune-related conditions are of particular relevance in this context and three types of heal