Titlebook: Behavioral Aspects of Pediatric Burns; Kenneth J. Tarnowski Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Focusing.assessment.in

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Long-Term Psychosocial Sequelae, the parents and uninjured siblings of pediatric burn survivors are considered to be an at-risk population as they must face the numerous challenges associated with the traumatic injury of a family member.

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Overview,ries. Unfortunately, many children and their families encounter more threatening forms of acute and chronic childhood illness and injury. By age 18, approximately 10–31% of children and adolescents experience one or more chronic medical conditions (Hobbs & Perrin, 1985; Newachek, Stoddard, & McManus

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