Hospitalization can affect children differently depending on their gender, health status, age, and coping strategies. Boys generally have more difficulty than girls, and children with chronic conditions may adapt better than those experiencing an acute illness. A child's age also influences their understanding of being in the hospital, with older children coping through distraction and younger children needing comfort from caregivers.
Hospitalization can affect children differently depending on their gender, health status, age, and coping strategies. Boys generally have more difficulty than girls, and children with chronic conditions may adapt better than those experiencing an acute illness. A child's age also influences their understanding of being in the hospital, with older children coping through distraction and younger children needing comfort from caregivers.
Hospitalization can affect children differently depending on their gender, health status, age, and coping strategies. Boys generally have more difficulty than girls, and children with chronic conditions may adapt better than those experiencing an acute illness. A child's age also influences their understanding of being in the hospital, with older children coping through distraction and younger children needing comfort from caregivers.
Hospitalization can affect children differently depending on their gender, health status, age, and coping strategies. Boys generally have more difficulty than girls, and children with chronic conditions may adapt better than those experiencing an acute illness. A child's age also influences their understanding of being in the hospital, with older children coping through distraction and younger children needing comfort from caregivers.
