Addressing gaps and enhancing experiences in support services for families of pediatric cancer survivors
Paul V, Inhestern L, Sigmund D, Winzig J, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
PEDIATR RES. 2024 [Epub ahead of print].

The needs of families of pediatric cancer survivors: challenges and developments in psychosocial support services
Paul V, Inhestern L, Sigmund D, Winzig J, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
PEDIATR RES. 2024 [Epub ahead of print].

And what about today? Burden and support needs of adolescent childhood cancer survivors in long-term follow-up care-A qualitative content analysis
Winzig J, Inhestern L, Sigmund D, Paul V, Hail L, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
CHILD CARE HLTH DEV. 2024;50(1):e13207.

Exploring the perspective of adolescent childhood cancer survivors on follow-up care and their concerns regarding the transition process-A qualitative content analysis
Winzig J, Inhestern L, Sigmund D, Paul V, Hail L, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
CANCER MED-US. 2024;13(10):.

Emotional and behavioral problems of pediatric cancer survivors and their siblings: Concordance of child self-report and parent proxy-report
Paul V, Inhestern L, Winzig J, Nasse M, Krauth K, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY. 2023;32(8):1248-1256.

Parent-reported health-related quality of life in pediatric childhood cancer survivors and factors associated with poor health-related quality of life in aftercare
Winzig J, Inhestern L, Paul V, Nasse M, Krauth K, Kandels D, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
QUAL LIFE RES. 2023;32(10):2965-2974.

Children with cancer and their families after active treatment: analyses of biopsychosocial needs and implications for healthcare - a study protocol
Inhestern L, Paul V, Winzig J, Rutkowski S, Escherich G, Bergelt C
BMJ OPEN. 2022;12(4):e055633.

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