Infant's difficult temperament characteristics predict poor quality of life in parents of infants with complex CHDs post-cardiac surgery

Keyphrases

• Poor Quality of Life 100%
• Complex CHD 100%
• Difficult Temperament 100%
• Parent Quality of Life 100%
• Temperament Traits 100%
• Post-cardiac Surgery 100%
• Illness 50%
• Behavioral Style 50%
• Infant Temperament 50%
• United States 25%
• Adaptation 25%
• Potential Risk 25%
• Number of Medications 25%
• Randomized Clinical Trial 25%
• Temperament 25%
• Parental Perception 25%
• High-score 25%
• Parental Mental Illness 25%
• Quality of Life Assessment 25%
• Insurance Type 25%
• Cardiologists 25%
• Style Characteristics 25%
• Multivariable Linear Regression Model 25%
• Vulnerable Patient Populations 25%
• Type number 25%
• Caretaking 25%
• Early Preterm Infants 25%
• Dyadic Adjustment 25%
• Screening Process 25%
• Distractibility 25%
• Descriptive Cross-sectional Study 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Quality of Life 100%
• Heart Surgery 100%
• Diseases 33%
• Mental Health 16%
• Cross Sectional Study 16%
• Linear Regression Analysis 16%
• Randomized Clinical Trial 16%
• Patient Population 16%
• Distractibility 16%

Psychology

• Quality of Life 100%
• Mental Health 16%
• Mood 16%
• Linear Regression Model 16%
• Distractibility 16%