2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.pedn.2019.10.003
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I'm Here, Too: Being an Adolescent Sibling of a Pediatric Cancer Patient in Turkey

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“…All of the qualitative studies in this review included at least one theme in the results that reflected some change in social support (e.g., the availability of parents, changes in friendships, reduced instrumental support, or lack of information regarding the diagnosed child). Of these, 10 aimed to understand the experience of cancer 13,26,41,42,53–58 . Results of these studies demonstrate many common challenges for siblings, including changes in social support.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…All of the qualitative studies in this review included at least one theme in the results that reflected some change in social support (e.g., the availability of parents, changes in friendships, reduced instrumental support, or lack of information regarding the diagnosed child). Of these, 10 aimed to understand the experience of cancer 13,26,41,42,53–58 . Results of these studies demonstrate many common challenges for siblings, including changes in social support.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Siblings indicated receiving less instrumental support than before the cancer diagnosis (e.g., reduced support in getting to activities and doing schoolwork), as well having to step up and provide more instrumental support for the family (e.g., taking on more responsibilities such as babysitting or chores) 13,26,42,53,55,58 . Siblings experienced low levels of emotional support resulting in emotional strain related to fear, jealousy, and worry about parents and their sibling with cancer 13,26,41,54,56,58 . This was often compounded by receiving little informational support about their sibling's diagnosis and treatment and becoming particularly troublesome when confronted by questions from peers 26,53,57 .…”
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“…The mean quality score of the studies included was 66%. Half of the articles included were of high quality, 40–54 13 of moderate quality, 55–67 and two of low quality 68,69 . Quality was considered moderate or low when there were issues regarding sampling and or ethics.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%