2010
DOI: 10.1007/bf03089553
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Jongeren die opgroeien met een langdurig ziek, gehandicapt of verslaafd familielid: reden tot zorg

Abstract: In 2003 startte de GGD Rotterdam-Rijnmond het project 'Jongeren met een langdurig ziek familielid', met als doel de problematiek van deze jongeren (11-16 jarigen) vroegtijdig te signaleren en (samen met anderen) te voorkomen of op te lossen. Onderdeel van dit project was het in kaart brengen van de aard en omvang van de problematiek. Gekeken is naar hoeveel jongeren opgroeien met een langdurig ziek familielid, of er verschillen zijn in (psychische) gezondheid, leefstijl, schoolverzuim en ervaren problematiek t… Show more

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“…Many adolescents grow up in a family with a chronically ill or disabled parent, sibling or other family member in the household. Estimates of the number of adolescents affected in the Netherlands vary, but figures of between 11 and 37 % have been suggested (De Boer et al 2012;De Veer and Francke 2008;Van den Einde-Bus et al 2010). Most of them are children who have a parent with a chronic medical problem (Sieh et al 2013).…”
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“…Many adolescents grow up in a family with a chronically ill or disabled parent, sibling or other family member in the household. Estimates of the number of adolescents affected in the Netherlands vary, but figures of between 11 and 37 % have been suggested (De Boer et al 2012;De Veer and Francke 2008;Van den Einde-Bus et al 2010). Most of them are children who have a parent with a chronic medical problem (Sieh et al 2013).…”
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“…In this way only effects of living together with single illnesses in families could be estimated. A 'mixed illness sample' based on a community sample of youngsters, including youth with various illness types in the family (physical, mental or a combination of both) and a control group of youth with healthy families, is rarely used, with some notable exceptions (i.e., Pakenham and Cox 2014;Pakenham et al 2006;Van den Einde-Bus et al 2010). It is therefore unclear how children who grow up with (different types of) illness in the household differ from their counterparts who do not.…”
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“…Parental drug use is associated with several emotional, behavioral, social, academic, and physical problems among children throughout their life course (Clark, Cornelius, Wood, & Vanyukov, 2004;Ranta & Raitasalo, 2015;van den Einde-Bus, Goldschmeding, Tielen, de Waart, & van de Looij-Jansen, 2010. Maternal drug use during pregnancy can cause premature birth, slowed growth (Vucinovic et al, 2008) and low birthweight (Schuetze & Eiden, 2006;Behnke et al, 2013).…”
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