A Maille, J J Roeder
Inferences about the location of food in lemurs (Eulemur macaco and Eulemur fulvus): a comparison with apes and monkeys
Animal cognition
pediatric brain tumor survivors pbts risk physical cognitive psychosocial challenges related diagnosis treatment routine followup care adults therefore essential longterm health quality life order successfully navigate adult healthcare recommended youth develop transition readiness skills existing transition readiness interventions often focus disease management however pbts also risk social competence cognitive functioning challenges paper describe protocol pilot study methodology used evaluation feasibility acceptability preliminary efficacy testing first targeted transition intervention workshops specifically designed meet needs pbts caregivers study use mixed method evaluate three 1 h workshops targeted dyads n 40 pbts 14 years older parents dyads recruited via community pediatric cancer organization longterm followup clinic large pediatric hospital participants complete online survey includes transition readiness assessment questionnaire traq workshops workshop cover specific topic related pbts transition readiness disease management social competence cognitive functioning workshops follow structure topic presentation discussion posttransfer survivor parent teaching two strategies workshop evaluation workshops coled healthcare specialists patient partners feasibility acceptability assessed via recruitment attendance retention likert scales analyzed describing comparing rates satisfaction measured using satisfaction surveys audiorecorded focus groups qualitative data described thematic content analysis order test preliminary efficacy study compare transition readiness skills pre postworkshops using paired samples test ancova examine impact workshop traq skills results study inform refinement future broader implementation targeted transition readiness workshops specific needs pediatric brain tumor survivors