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Published on: June 30, 2014
Pediatric multiple sclerosis: Perspectives from adolescents and their families
Lauren B Krupp1, David Rintell2, Leigh E Charvet2
1From the Pediatric MS Center at NYU Langone (L.B.K., L.E.C.), New York, NY; Partners Pediatric MS Center (D.R.), Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston; Department of Nursing (M.M.), Stony Brook Children's Hospital, NY; and Birmingham Children's Hospital (E.W.), Birmingham, UK. lauren.krupp@nyumc.org.
Abstract:
Supporting young people with pediatric multiple sclerosis can be challenging for families and health care providers. Adolescents may be more resilient than adults in reaction to the diagnosis but can have more difficulty planning for their futures. Appropriate, sensitive, and focused health provision should include consideration of the perspective of both the patient and parents. Multidisciplinary management strategies are often effective, as are referrals to programs that enhance individual and family coping and strengthen a sense of community.
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