Rami Al Rifai, Keiko Nakamura
Differences in Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Rates in Jordan among Women from Different Socioeconomic Strata: Analysis of the 2012 Population-Based Household Survey
Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP
understand familys experience child andor teenager palliative care building representative theoretical model process experienced family purpose symbolic interactionism theory based data used fifteen families kids andor teenagers palliative care interviewed data collected semistructured interviews comparative analysis data substantive theory formed fluctuating hope hopelessness world changed losses composed life shattered managing new condition recognizing palliative care relearning live hope perseverance spiritual beliefs determining factors family continue fighting life child context uncertainty anguish suffering due medical condition child along way family redefines values integrates palliative care lives staying child home set kept hope dreaming recovery support childs life takes away even though temporarily possibility childs death staying within context family