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摘要介绍。对于生病的孩子及其父母(监护人)来说,疾病是一种有压力的经历。应对和研究患有疾病的父母和儿童的特定应对行为是护理的重要组成部分。的目标。以英语和/或波兰语介绍由儿童及其父母(监护人)应对儿童疾病策略领域的研究人员开展的现有研究成果。材料和方法。系统评价按照系统评价和Meta分析的首选报告项目(PRISMA 2020)进行。2021年5月搜索的电子数据库包括PubMed、Scopus和Web of Science。使用关键技能评估程序(CASP)检查表包证明了方法上的局限性。总共有42篇文章符合分析条件。结果。对出版物的分析表明,儿童及其父母最常通过社会支持、积极应对、以情感为中心的应对、提到宗教和回避来应对这种疾病。结论。有意识地使用应对策略可能有助于在所进行的治疗中取得更好的结果,并使儿童及其父母感到能够控制他们所处的压力情况。了解父母和孩子的应对策略有助于制定儿童保育计划。
Coping with child’s disease by children and their parents (guardians) – a systematic review of the literature
Abstract Introduction. Illness is a stressful experience for a sick child and its parents (guardians). Coping and studying specific coping behaviors of parents and children with the disease are an essential part of care. Aim. Presentation of available research results in English and/or Polish, carried out by researchers in the field of coping strategies of children and their parents (guardians) with the child’s disease. Material and methods. The systematic review was conducted in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta Analyzes (PRISMA 2020) statement. Electronic databases searched in May 2021 included PubMed, Scopus and Web of Science. Methodological limitations demonstrated using the Critical Skills Appraisal Program (CASP) check-lists package. In total 42 articles were qualified for the analysis. Results. The analysis of the publications showed that children and their parents most often cope with the disease through social support, active coping, emotional-focused coping, referring to religion and avoidance. Conclusions. Conscious use of coping strategies may contribute to better results in the treatment undertaken and allow the child and its parents to feel in control of the stressful situation in which they find themselves. Knowing about parents’ and child’s coping strategies can be helpful in developing childcare plans.