Observational study reveals parental stress coping predicts chronic disease management in diabetic children, highlighting the need for post-disaster psychosocial support.
The parents' coping with earthquake-related stress is a significant predictor of family management outcomes, explaining 26.2% of the variance. Interventions that strengthen adaptive coping strategies, enhance family functioning, and support parental agreement may improve chronic disease management in children with diabetes following disasters. Health care professionals should prioritize psychosocial support and family-centered education to mitigate life challenges and support effective disease management in postearthquake settings.
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