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To synthesize social, psychological, and biological literature regarding associations between family stress and pediatric asthma, illustrating how multilevel systemic models can guide clinical care and future research.

February 15, 2015Family Process

Review of Family Relational Stress and Pediatric Asthma: The Value of Biopsychosocial Systemic Models

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BWBeatrice L. Wood BMBruce D. Miller HLHeather K. Lehman

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Integrative review reveals family stress exacerbates pediatric asthma through psychobiological and behavioral pathways, highlighting the need for multilevel biopsychosocial clinical approaches.

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To synthesize social, psychological, and biological literature regarding associations between family stress and pediatric asthma, illustrating how multilevel systemic models can guide clinical care and future research.
Conducted electronic database searches to identify relevant literature.
Performed an integrated analysis across selected epidemiological, longitudinal, and empirical studies assessing family or parental stress and childhood asthma outcomes.
Substantial evidence demonstrates that family and parental stress impacts pediatric asthma via two primary mechanisms: disease management disruption and psychobiological stress pathways.
Integrative models connecting specific biological pathways with social stress dynamics remain scarce in the literature.
Two multilevel systemic prototype models supported by empirical data were presented to guide clinical interventions and future systems-level research.

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Wood et al. (2015) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aadd69613163dee1fdb88fc https://doi.org/10.1111/famp.12139

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February 15, 2015Family Process

Review of Family Relational Stress and Pediatric Asthma: The Value of Biopsychosocial Systemic Models

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Authors

BWBeatrice L. Wood BMBruce D. Miller HLHeather K. Lehman

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Overview

Integrative review reveals family stress exacerbates pediatric asthma through psychobiological and behavioral pathways, highlighting the need for multilevel biopsychosocial clinical approaches.

Key Points

To synthesize social, psychological, and biological literature regarding associations between family stress and pediatric asthma, illustrating how multilevel systemic models can guide clinical care and future research.
Conducted electronic database searches to identify relevant literature.
Performed an integrated analysis across selected epidemiological, longitudinal, and empirical studies assessing family or parental stress and childhood asthma outcomes.
Substantial evidence demonstrates that family and parental stress impacts pediatric asthma via two primary mechanisms: disease management disruption and psychobiological stress pathways.
Integrative models connecting specific biological pathways with social stress dynamics remain scarce in the literature.
Two multilevel systemic prototype models supported by empirical data were presented to guide clinical interventions and future systems-level research.

Cite This Study

Wood et al. (2015) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aadd69613163dee1fdb88fc https://doi.org/10.1111/famp.12139

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