Screening for type 1 diabetes (T1DM) risk in newborns has little negative emotional impact on mothers. In this study, the impact on the mother and the father was evaluated both in the general population and in families with diabetes. All parents with a newborn in Skane, Sweden, were invited to a screening for T1DM risk in their children (the Diabetes Prediction in Skane (DiPiS)). Blood was obta...

Introduction In terms of care, family has a major role to play in the evolution psychiatric illness. Our aim this work is determine experience during hospitalization their sibling emergency room university hospital Ar-Razi Salé. Objectives Methods was carried out with families patients admitted department The data collection help questionnaire including several items. Results Sixty-five members...

Rapid population aging in Japan has led to rising demands for informal care giving. Traditionally, care giving for aging parents has fallen disproportionately on the shoulders of women living in multigenerational households. However, rising labor force participation by Japanese women, declining marriage and fertility rates, and women's changing expectations have combined to produce unprecedente...

The aim of this pilot study was to investigate the effects of the transition from paediatric to adult health care services in haemophilia patients and their parents. We compared pretransition children (n = 9) and their parents (n = 18) to posttransition patients (n = 8) and their parents (n = 21). Pre- and posttransition patients did not differ in self-rated health-related quality of life (QoL)...

BACKGROUND Fever is common in children aged 0-4 years old and often leads to parental worries and in turn, high use of healthcare services. Educating parents may have beneficial effects on their sense of coping and fever management. Most parents receive information when their child is ill but it might be more desirable to educate parents in the setting of well-child clinics prior to their child...

evaluation of parental satisfaction of nursing care in thalassemic children tavasoli sh1, alhani f2 received: 16 july, 2010 accepted: 25 oct, 2010 abstract background & aims: hospitalization for parents and children causes anxiety. therefore, evaluation of parents' satisfaction concerning their child's nursing care is necessary. observing parental satisfaction is important in determin...

OBJECTIVE Worrying about one's job, family, financial situation and health is distressing. How intense are these worries in the general population? METHODS An inquiry representative of the German population (N=2473, age>14 years) was performed. The total score of the "Questionnaire for Assessing Subjective Physical Well-Being" (FEW) and the screening scale of the "Trier Inventory for the Asse...