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Impact of Rheumatic Musculoskeletal Disease on Psychological Development in Adolescents and Young Adults
Get PDFAdolescents and young adults (AYAs) undergo significant physiological and psychological transformations. When developmental milestones are combined with additional challenges of growing up with a chronic rheumatic musculoskeletal disease (RMD), it can increase AYA's susceptibility to psychological problems. Emotional issues in adolescence can often persist into adulthood and negatively impact future health, social, and work outcomes. This chapter summarises psychological challenges for AYAs and recommends ways for healthcare professionals (HCPs) to promote mental wellbeing in AYAs with RMD
Use of hospital-based health care services among children aged 1 through 9Â years who were born very preterm - a population-based study
Full text linkLong-term outcome at age 7â10 years after extreme prematurity â a prospective, two centre cohort study of children born before 25 completed weeks of gestation (1999â2003)
Full text linkMultilevel analysis concerning the relationship between social vulnerability and the healthy use of leisure time in children and adolescents in Argentina: A national population-based study
Full text linkMultilevel analysis concerning the relationship between social vulnerability and the healthy use of leisure time in children and adolescents in Argentina: A national population-based study
Full text linkExperiĂȘncias de adolescentes e suas famĂlias a curto prazo apĂłs cirurgia para correção de escoliose
Full text linkExtremely premature infants: How does death in the delivery room influence mortality rates in two level 3 centers in France?
Full text linkMotor Skill Development in Italian Pre-School Children Induced by Structured Activities in a Specific Playground
Full text linkTestâretest reliability of the scale of participation in organized activities among adolescents in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Full text linkAge-related differences in proprioceptive and visuo-proprioceptive function in relation to fine motor behaviour
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