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Observational analysis reveals that parental distress impacts quality of life in families post-treatment, suggesting urgent need for supportive interventions.
Parents of patients treated for ALL experience persistent QoL difficulties during the early survivorship period following treatment completion. Elevated parental distress and child internalizing behaviors at the end of treatment are risk factors for poorer outcomes, demonstrating bidirectional parent-child relationships. Early survivorship programs should incorporate systematic, family-level psychosocial screening at treatment completion and family-focused interventions.
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