Richard Santos, Gabriel Huerta, Menuka Karki, Andrea Cantarero
Social Determinants of Overweight and Obesity Rates by Elementary School in a Predominantly Hispanic School District
Journal of pediatric nursing
investigate level readiness discharge among parents children primary nephrotic syndrome explore mediating role parenting selfefficacy parenting stress perceived social support readiness discharge crosssectional study conducted five large tertiary general hospitals hunan china data related demographics perceived social support parenting selfefficacy parenting stress readiness discharge collected 350 parents children diagnosed primary nephrotic syndrome path analysis used determine mediating roles parenting selfefficacy parenting stress relationship perceived social support readiness discharge parents children nephrotic syndrome china experienced low perceived social support low readiness discharge high parenting stress factors influencing readiness discharge include childs age duration illness first episode relapse parental literacy marital status parenting selfefficacy parenting stress mediated effects association perceived social support readiness discharge perceived social support influences readiness parents children nephrotic syndrome parenting selfefficacy parenting stress chain mediating effect association perceived social support readiness discharge study emphasizes mediating role psychological state childs parents nurses take steps increase perceived social support parenting selfefficacy childs parents reduce parenting stress order improve readiness discharge