Poverty and the wellbeing of children with sickle cell disease: The mediating role of parenting stress
Kendall L. Moody,
Gloria Cain,
Jalissa Worthy
Abstract:BackgroundLiving in poverty in the midst of caring for a child with sickle cell disease (SCD) presents with challenges that may be overwhelming for caregivers. Prior research has shown a relationship between poverty and poor outcomes in children; however, no study has investigated the mediating role of parenting stress on health‐related quality of life (HRQOL) for such children.ProcedureA total of 150 patients, ages 8–17 years and their parents, were enrolled and completed measures of parenting stress (caregiv… Show more
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