The effects of goldfish on anxiety, fear, psychological and emotional well-being of hospitalized children: A randomized controlled study

Sarman, Abdullah; Günay, Ulviye

doi:10.1016/j.pedn.2022.11.012

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“…Children have to be hospitalised due to acute conditions that may occur as a result of various accidents and chronic diseases such as congenital anomalies, epilepsy, chronic kidney failure, cancers, haemophilia, diabetes and cystic fibrosis (Bolat, 2018;Sarman and Sarman, 2020). Illness and hospitalisation have negative effects on children, such as pain, as well as negative emotions such as aggression, anger, fear of injury, guilt, anxiety and fear (Yurdabakan and Demirtaş, 2019;Selbes et al, 2021).…”

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“…Children’s mental state is very vulnerable to stressors as a reaction (Esmaeeli et al, 2014). Medical conditions and hospitalisation cause a major source of stress for the child (Dutra Farias et al, 2017; Sarman and Günay, 2023). Several studies have evaluated the effects of illness and hospitalisation on children particularly in terms of their emotional well-being (Marshall et al, 2022; Sarman and Günay, 2023; Zahed and Koohi, 2020).…”

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Hospital quality of life for children: development of a new measurement tool for hospitalised children

Demirbağ,

Ergin

2024

Journal of Research in Nursing

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Background: Hospitalisation affects children’s quality of life (QoL) regardless of illness, treatment and care. Aims: The objective of this study was to create an instrument for evaluating QoL of hospitalised children aged 7 to 18 years. Methods: Initially, 46 items for the preliminary Hospital Quality of Life for Children Scale (HQL-children) were developed through a combination of literature reviews and individual interviews. The study was conducted with 230 participants from a general paediatric ward of a hospital. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were conducted to examine the construct, convergent and discriminant validities of the measure. Criterion validity was assessed by confirming split-half reliability, whereas reliability was established using Cronbach’s alpha coefficient. Results: The HQL-child scale consists of 17 items and the total variance is 51.14%. The scale is categorised into five sub-dimensions: illness, fear, activity, hospital and perception. The scale demonstrated construct, convergent and divergent validity, discriminant and split-half reliability, with Cronbach’s alpha coefficient 0.75. Conclusions: The scale is a promising instrument to determine children’s perception by capturing their experiences on hospitalisation. Assessing the QoL in hospitalised children is crucial for enhancing patient satisfaction and facilitating the development of health policies based on patient self-reporting in Turkey.

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Hospital quality of life for children: development of a new measurement tool for hospitalised children

Demirbağ,

Ergin

2024

Journal of Research in Nursing

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“…5. ЭБ детей в связи со сложной жизненной ситуацией: дети-сироты и дети, находящиеся под опекой (при этом отмечается, что их отношения со взрослыми в период локдауна улучшились, и их ЭБ повысилось [22; 31]); ЭБ детей и окружающая среда, пребывание на длительном лечении в больнице, анималотерапия [34]; ЭБ и гендерные и расовые различия [29].…”

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“…Под одним и тем же термином до сих пор могут «скрываться» различное понимание сути данного феномена и разные подходы к его диагностике. Тем не менее, выделяют признанные инструменты анализа ЭБ во многих зарубежных странах, такие, например, как шкала благополучия детей Стирлинга (Stirling children's well-being scale (SCWBS) [34]. Однако психологи отмечают, что при анализе благополучия детей в первую очередь важно учитывать культурный контекст, лингвистические особенности, «местные», конкретизированные модели благополучия для оценки и поддержки социально-эмоционального благополучия [37], с чем мы обязаны согласиться, а также поддержать тезис о том, что осознавание взрослыми (родителями, учителями) своих собственных социально-эмоциональных компетенций остается не менее значимой проблемой современной семьи.…”

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The Problem of Psychological and Emotional Well-Being of Children and Resilience of Parents in Modern Foreign Studies

Ivanova,

Shapovalenko

2023

Современная Зарубежная Психология

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<p style="text-align: justify;">The article presents an overview of a number of modern foreign studies on psychological and emotional well-being of children and relationship between their emotional well-being and the resilience of their parents in the interval from 2018 till 2023 which was a difficult life period for many families. An attempt was made to analyze various approaches of foreign researchers to understanding the problem of psychological well-being and its difference from emotional well-being. The article emphasizes similarity in foreign scholars’ understanding of the concept of "emotional well-being" and the concepts of: "socio-emotional well-being", "socio-emotional development", "socio-emotional competence / skills". The practical relevance of the research is described as efficient in the programs for psychoprophylaxis of emotional distress in children. Some studies of the emotional development of children and its disorders in connection with the peculiarities of parenthood, family resilience, with the personal characteristics of parents and their resilience (parental resilience) are presented. The model describes parental resilience developed by in the context of the emotional well-being of children.</p>

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“…Reaksi kecemasan pada anakanak prasekolah muncul dari efek rawat inap di mana anak kehilangan kendali atas dirinya sendiri [22]. Intervensi ikan mas ditemukan efektif dalam mengurangi tingkat kecemasan dan meningkatkan tingkat psikologis dan emosional anak-anak [23]. Para ibu memiliki kecemasan sedang dan tingkat kepuasan kesehatan yang tinggi.…”

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Application of Play Therapy to Children's Anxiety Levels Due to Hospitalization

Tahir,

Arniyanti

2023

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Introduction: Hospitalization requires the child to stay in the hospital and will undergo treatment until he recovers. This process is unpleasant for children because they will feel traumatised, which causes anxiety. Objective: Knowing the application of play therapy to the level of anxiety in children due to hospitalization. Method: The case study research used is a case report. Results: Based on the data found after the application of play therapy in the results to both clients, both experienced a decrease in anxiety levels; anxiety levels decreased significantly where anxiety levels became mild marks with the face already visibly relaxed, began to interact, and anxiety decreased. Conclusion: The application of play therapy to the level of anxiety of children due to hospitalization has a very influential effect on children

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The effects of goldfish on anxiety, fear, psychological and emotional well-being of hospitalized children: A randomized controlled study

Cited by 14 publications

References 41 publications

Hospital quality of life for children: development of a new measurement tool for hospitalised children

Hospital quality of life for children: development of a new measurement tool for hospitalised children

The Problem of Psychological and Emotional Well-Being of Children and Resilience of Parents in Modern Foreign Studies

Application of Play Therapy to Children's Anxiety Levels Due to Hospitalization

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