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From well‐known to changed everyday family life in families with childhood cancer: A grounded theory of disrupted family dynamic

9 Sept 2021

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OBJECTIVE: Families affected by childhood cancer need to adapt either temporarily or permanently. This study identifies variables that influence this adaption in positive or negative ways by presenting a classic grounded theory. METHODS: This inductive, qualitative study included 69 childhood cancer patients, 39 siblings, 42 parents, and 24 childhood cancer survivors from 104 families. RESULTS: The families enter...

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PMID: 34505326
DOI: 10.1002/pon.5809

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