September 10, 2025BMJ Paediatrics OpenOpen Access

Parental quality of life and its predictors in Jordanian families with children with cerebral palsy

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Higher quality of life was linked to the absence of child mental health symptoms, and parents who are not smokers.
The study found that parents reported moderate to high satisfaction with their quality of life, particularly in family interactions.
Regression analysis explained 35% of the variance in parents' quality of life, highlighting important factors like pain and mental health.
Parents caring for children with cerebral palsy may benefit from interventions targeting mental health and pain management.

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Cross-sectional analysis assessed quality of life in parents of children with cerebral palsy, suggesting predictors include mental health and smoking status.

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Alwardat et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c24364b210217d647a6da4 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjpo-2025-003462

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Cross-sectional analysis assessed quality of life in parents of children with cerebral palsy, suggesting predictors include mental health and smoking status.

Parental quality of life and its predictors in Jordanian families with children with cerebral palsy

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Parental quality of life and its predictors in Jordanian families with children with cerebral palsy

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