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

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Strategisches Empfehlungsmarketing,nables families and children to build resilience. Strengths perspectives encourage understanding of the diversity of family life and the ways in which interventions with families can draw on their strengths and capacities. The chapter considers how medical practitioners (general practitioners, nurse

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Relational Resilience: An Interdisciplinary Perspective,e, 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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Resilience, Disparity, and Narrative Phenomenology: African American Families Raising Medically Vulnomic and political inequality. Anthropology has relied upon a host of powerful intellectual voices to give analytic depth to accounts of suffering and disparity. This important scholarly focus, while fruitful, has tended toward the unfortunate consequence of offering an overly one-sided picture of p

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Promoting Resilience During the Transition to Adolescence in Chronically Ill Children and Their Fami psychology. Specifically, we aim to identify resilience factors and how medical practitioners can target these factors as a way to promote an optimal response to pediatric chronic illness during the transition to adolescence. We discuss how pediatric chronic illness presents families with numerous

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Resilience in Pediatric Sickle Cell Disease and Cancer: Social Ecology Indicators of Health-Related uch of the literature is now focused on the specific risk and resource factors that contribute to psychosocial outcomes, specifically, how to improve health-related quality of life (HRQL) with targeted and effective interventions. Pediatric cancer and sickle cell disease (SCD) serve as excellent exa

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The Role of Parents in Promoting Children’s Adjustment to Chronic Illnessapter describes parent–child processes that have been shown to foster children’s positive adjustment, both within and beyond the medical setting. Parents can promote adjustment by preparing their child for procedures in a developmentally appropriate manner and can reduce the child’s distress during

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