Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2662324 Journal of Pediatric Health Care 2013 9 Pages PDF
Abstract

Advances in medical care and technologies have prolonged life for many children with medical complexity. These advances and their effects reinforce the need for further research to determine how children and their families are being affected by technology dependence and their quality of life. A review of the literature suggests that children, as well as their family members, are negatively affected by technology dependence in a variety of psychosocial domains. Implications for clinical care and future research of this population are discussed.

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