Search Results - "Ho, Ka Yan Eva"

Importance of parental involvement in paediatric palliative care in Hong Kong: qualitative case study by Wong, Frances Kam Yuet, Ho, Jacqueline Mei Chi, Lai, Tsz Chui, Lee, Lilian Po Yee, Ho, Eva Ka Yan, Lee, Susanna Wai Yee, Chan, Stephan C W, Fung, Cheuk Wing, Ho, Assunta Chi Hang, Li, Chak-Ho, Li, Chi Kong, Chiu, Annie Ting Gee, Tsui, Kwing Wan, Lam, Katherine Ka Wai

“…ObjectiveTo compare and contrast the perceived care needs of children with life-limiting conditions (CLLC) from the perspectives of the children, parents and…”
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Factors contributing to the low physical activity level for Hong Kong Chinese children hospitalised with cancer: an exploratory study by Lam, Katherine KW, Ho Cheung William, Li, Ho, Ka Yan Eva, Chung, Oi Kwan Joyce, Chan, Chi Fung Godfrey

“…Aims and objectives To explore the factors contributing to the low physical activity level for Hong Kong Chinese children hospitalised with cancer. Background…”
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The Impact of Cancer and Its Treatment on Physical Activity Levels and Behavior in Hong Kong Chinese Childhood Cancer Survivors by Chung, O.K Joyce, Li, Ho Cheung William, Chiu, Sau Ying, Ho, Ka Yan Eva, Lopez, Violeta

“…BACKGROUND:Research indicates that regular physical activity is associated with numerous physiological and psychological health benefits for childhood cancer…”
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A Descriptive Study of the Psychosocial Well-Being and Quality of Life of Childhood Cancer Survivors in Hong Kong by Li, Ho Cheung William, Chung, Oi Kwan Joyce, Ho, Ka Yan Eva, Chiu, Sau Ying, Lopez, Violeta

“…BACKGROUND:Research indicates that increased survival rates are accompanied by an increase in associated psychosocial problems. Whereas much of the attention…”
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Coping strategies used by children hospitalized with cancer: an exploratory study by Li, H.C. William, Chung, Oi Kwan Joyce, Ho, Ka Yan Eva, Chiu, Sau Ying, Lopez, Violeta

“…Objectives: The treatment of cancer is a stressful and threatening experience, particularly for children. Knowing how children cope with cancer is a crucial…”
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The Impact of Cancer and Its Treatment on Physical Activity Levels and Behavior in Hong Kong Chinese Childhood Cancer Survivors by Chung, OK Joyce, Li, Ho Cheung William, Chiu, Sau Ying, Ho, Ka Yan Eva, Lopez, Violeta

“…Research indicates that regular physical activity is associated with numerous physiological and psychological health benefits for childhood cancer survivors. A…”
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