Sentence examples for parental burden from inspiring English sources

Extraverted and emotionally stable parents experienced less parental burden.

Parents of participants <18 years of age completed the HFS worry subscale (4, 5), the PAID-Parent (PAID-P) survey evaluating parental burden associated with diabetes care (11), and parent-proxy versions of the same PedsQL-Generic and Type 1 Diabetes Module subscales completed by their children (9, 10).

Reduction of parental burden to schedule (Table  2) captured parents' perception of not having to schedule, track or plan child, family or work activities around scheduling influenza immunization for their children.

Care responsibility often resides with parent(s) alone, due to its responsibility, family members or friends who might usually help share child care with the parents, therefore lack the necessary clinical skills, thus reinforcing the parental burden of responsibility.

In this study, we investigated whether (1) children with cerebral palsy (CP) using night orthoses experience more sleep disturbance than those not using night orthoses, (2) parental personality is related to the experienced parental burden of night orthoses, and (3) parental sense of competence in the parenting role mediates the relation between parental personality and parental burden.

The largest part of parental burden occurs in the long run after infants are discharged from the neonatal unit.

Convenience in this context included reduction in parental scheduling burden, reduction in parental lost time (to schedule immunization or to take children to appointments or care for sick children), reduction in parental stress, and increased physical access to immunization.

This will be based on the SF-12 at week 12. - As no paediatric caregiver research using the SF-12v2 has been undertaken in Australia to date, published evidenced available on paediatric parental caregiver burden in the US [ 39] and US norms [ 31] (Table 2) have been used as a guide for the sample size calculation.

To determine the association between parental care burdens and care coordination provided by nurses for children with technology dependency, specifically regarding physio-psychological burdens and social restrictions.

Ideal is a family system where generational boundaries are semi-permeable, children have full access to the parents' empathy and energy but are protected from many aspects of adult life: parental worries, burdens, and sexuality.

Construct validity was demonstrated by positive correlations with zBMI (P = 0.01), A1C (P = 0.001), diabetes-specific family conflict (P < 0.005), youth negative affect around blood glucose monitoring (P = 0.001), parental diabetes-specific burden (P = 0.0005), and negative correlations with frequency of blood glucose monitoring (P = 0.03) and quality of life (P ≤ 0.002).