Key result
Weekend camping experiences provided meaningful psychosocial value for children with complex heart defects, fostering peer relationships, learning, and therapeutic environmental engagement.
Why the study?
Does a therapeutic camping weekend provide meaningful psychosocial value for children and adolescents with complex heart defects?
Population
13 children and adolescents with complex heart defects (CHD), ranging in age from 9 to 16 years
Design
Other
Authors
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May support psychosocial programs like camping for children with complex heart defects; leaves open whether they improve measurable outcomes.
Does a therapeutic camping weekend provide meaningful psychosocial value for children and adolescents with complex heart defects?
Weekend camping experiences provide meaningful psychosocial value for children and adolescents with complex heart defects through peer acceptance, learning, and therapeutic environments.
Desai et al. (2013) studied Complex heart defects (n=13). Weekend camping experiences was evaluated on Lived experience and value derived from weekend camping experiences. Weekend camping experiences provided meaningful psychosocial value for children with complex heart defects, fostering peer relationships, learning, and therapeutic environmental engagement.
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