Psychological Domains of Care of Pediatric Palliative Care Within Pediatric Oncology

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Analysis reveals psychological concerns addressed in pediatric palliative care for cancer, suggesting improved integration of psychology services.

In 89.8% of 7548 pediatric palliative care visits, clinicians addressed at least one psychological concern, emphasizing its significance.
The study identified key psychological issues, including wellbeing and anxiety, that were more prevalent in outpatient settings.
A retrospective cohort analysis highlighted the substantial role of psychological domains in managing pediatric cancer care.
Incorporating psychologists in palliative care teams may help bridge gaps in addressing children’s psychological challenges.

Park et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals psychological concerns addressed in pediatric palliative care for cancer, suggesting improved integration of psychology services.