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P1
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Families (cancer in the last 5 years) with children aged 8 to 18* |
Reinforce the importance of family network support |
Psychologists |
1 3-hour session, individual/group |
| Provide social support to families |
| Increase parents’ health literacy |
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P2
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Families with children under the age of 18* |
Increase parental skills |
Psychotherapists |
4 to 7 group sessions |
| Prepare the grieving process |
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P3
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Families with children from 3 to 18 years* |
Promote fit and family functioning |
Psychologists Doctors |
1 month, 4 online sessions |
| Improve the emotional interaction of the couple and family |
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P4
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African families with school-age children, and parents with cancer stage I, II and III |
Promote family communication and parent-child bonding |
Not referred |
Children: 3 sessions of 90 min. Families: 2 sessions of 120 min. |
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P5
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Families with parents with terminal cancer, with children over 12 years old |
Promote unity and family communication |
Not referred |
4-8 group sessions of 90 min. |
| Manage personal/family conflicts |
| Provide support in the grieving process |
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P6
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Families with children from 5 to 11 years old* |
Assist in the process of changing social roles |
Not referred |
Not referred |
| Promote a safe environment to express emotions |
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P7
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Mothers with breast cancer and children |
Support the family system |
Not referred |
Group sessions |
| Minimize emotional problems in children |
3 weeks |
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P8
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Families with children from 7 to 17 years old |
Improve communication skills and family interaction |
Not referred |
6 individual sessions of 60-90 min, 12 months |
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P9
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Families with children* |
Promote the sharing of family concerns |
Not referred |
Group sessions |
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P10
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Families with children from 8 to 17 years old* |
Support family communication |
Not referred |
8 to 10 group sessions |
| Promote psychosocial well-being of children and parents |
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P11
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Families with children from 4 to 8 years old* |
Meet children’s needs |
Nurses |
Monthly group meetings of 1/1:30h |
| Increase parental skills |
Priests |
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Social workers |
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P12
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Families with children under 18 years old* |
Provide quality time for children |
Not referred |
Triweekly; 8 weeks |
| Provide rest time to parents |
Holiday camp |
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P13
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Families with terminally ill parent and children aged 5 to 18 years |
Prevent psychosocial problems |
Not referred |
5 weekly group sessions |
| Develop coping mechanisms |
| Promote understanding of cancer |
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Intervention programs for children and adolescents with at least one parent diagnosed with cancer
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P14
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Children and adolescents from 5 to 18 years old |
Teach about cancer, treatments and adverse effects |
Volunteers |
2 times a year, average of 6 weekly group sessions |
| Promote the expression and normalization of emotions |
Social workers |
| Provide hospital visit |
Nurses |
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P15
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Adolescents |
Improve adolescents’ quality of life |
Not referred |
45-90 min sessions Individual/group |
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P16
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Children from 6 to 11 years old |
Clarify the concept of cancer |
Volunteers |
1 weekly group session of 90 min, 6 weeks |
| Reduce the feeling of isolation |
| Promote the normalization of emotions/experiences |
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P17
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Children and adolescents with parents or significant person with cancer |
Teach about cancer, treatments and adverse effects |
Not referred |
1-day group workshop |
| Refer children in need of differentiated intervention |
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P18
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Children and adolescents from 9 to 19 years old |
Support the discovery of personal skills in the face of parental cancer |
Volunteers |
4 times/year, 1 day, group |
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P19
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Children and adolescents with parents or grandparents with cancer |
Teach about cancer, treatments and adverse effects |
Not referred |
2-hour group semiannual sessions |
| Promote the normalization of emotions/experiences |
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P20
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Children and adolescents from 6th to 12th grade, with terminally ill parents, or in mourning |
Develop coping mechanisms |
Not referred |
Weekly group session of 50/55 min. 10 weeks |
| Promote the normalization of emotions/experiences |
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P21
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Children and adolescents from 5 to 15 years old |
Teach about cancer, treatments and adverse effects |
Not referred |
Monthly group session of 50 min. |
| Promote the normalization of emotions/experiences |
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P22
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Children and adolescents from 7 to 17 years old |
Promote communication in the family system |
Not referred |
24-hour hotline and monthly meeting |
| Promote the development of coping mechanisms |
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P23
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Adolescents from 14 to 22 years old |
Provide psychological support to adolescents |
Volunteers (specific training) |
Average of 7 weekly group sessions |
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P24
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Children from 2 to 18 years old |
Teach about cancer, treatments and adverse effects |
Experts in pediatrics |
6 weeks, 90-minute session, individual/group |
| Promote a safe environment for the expression of emotions |
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Intervention programs for parents
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P25
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Patients with or without children |
Develop a book to promote communication between parents and children |
Not referred |
22 group sessions, weekly, 90 min. |
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P26
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Patients with children undergoing chemotherapy |
Increase parental skills |
Not referred |
1-day group workshop |
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P27
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Mothers with breast cancer at different stages, with children from 8 to 12 years old |
Reduce feelings of distress |
Educator and/or other non-specific |
5 telephone sessions, individual/group, 30-60 min, biweekly |
| Promote adaptation to changes caused by the mother’s disease and management of emotions |
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P28
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Terminally ill patients with children |
Improve adaptation to the disease |
Educators |
5 sessions of 30-60 min, biweekly |
| Increase parental skills |
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P29
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End-stage cancer patients with children aged 7 to 17 years |
Support parents to deal with suffering |
Not referred |
6-8 90-minute individual sessions |
| Promote well-being and continuity of family functioning |
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