"It's a lot of things": Household material hardship among Black and Hispanic parents of children with cancer.
"It's a lot of things": Household material hardship among Black and Hispanic parents of children with cancer.
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“事情很多”：癌症儿童的黑人和西班牙裔父母面临家庭物质困难。
DOI：
10.1002/pbc.30485
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
3.2
通讯作者：
Umaretiya,PujaJ
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作者：
Valenzuela,Ariana;Hawkins,Alexandria;Revette,Anna;Chen,Li;Xiong,Niya;Mazzola,Emanuele;Eche,IjeomaJ;Karvonen,Kristine;Snaman,JenniferM;Wolfe,Joanne;Bona,Kira;Umaretiya,PujaJ
家庭物质困难（HMH）-住房，食品，交通，或公用事业不安全-是一个不利的社会决定因素的健康，是可以改变的临床设置。这项混合方法、单中心研究采用单时间点调查（N= 60）和半结构化访谈（N= 20个有目的抽样子队列），探讨了黑人和西班牙裔儿童肿瘤患者父母的HMH经验。44名（73%）父母报告了HMH。质量，与会者表示压力，焦虑和尴尬，由于未满足的基本资源需求，和儿童保育出现了HMH的一个额外的重要领域。与会者建议HMH筛查和资源分配的标准化方法，为未来的干预目标提供洞察力。
Household material hardship (HMH)—housing, food, transportation, or utility insecurity—is an adverse social determinant of health that is modifiable in the clinical setting. This mixed‐methods, single‐center study explored the experiences of HMH among Black and Hispanic pediatric oncology parents utilizing a single timepoint survey (N= 60) and semi‐structured interviews (N= 20 purposively sampled subcohort). Forty‐four (73%) parents reported HMH. Qualitatively, participants expressed stress, anxiety, and embarrassment due to unmet basic resource needs, and childcare emerged as an additional important domain of HMH. Participants recommend a standardized approach to HMH screening and resource allocation, offering insight into targets for future intervention.