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. 2018 Oct 9;2(1):e000343. doi: 10.1136/bmjpo-2018-000343

Table 7.

Social outcomes

Social outcome domains Number of studies discussing outcome domain (n=62) Outcome Number of studies discussing outcome
(n=62)
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Relationships with others 19 Bonding with family and friends 3 ‘The only thing we might have done…some of our closest friends…it would have been nice to have them there as well.’ 67
Bonding with parents 8 ‘I find it a great joy when the mums do hold the baby against their chest.’ 76
Effects on family and friends 7 Almost all parents acknowledged the emotional adjustment of other family members in response to raising a child with physical impairment. 45
Family resources 2 Three families felt overwhelmed by a lack of resources (especially in the area of family support). 65
Peer acceptance 2 I’ve had 4 year-olds tell me the other kids don’t want to play with them cause they have a dumb arm. 57
Other outcomes only in 1 paper Childhood happiness: overprotective parent–child relationship: psychological coping
Psychiatric 7 Need for educational support 7 The patient is at an age-appropriate grade level but attends resource classes in math and achieves only average grades in other areas. 49
Psychiatric disorder 3 The mother is very focused on the boys' physical and emotional symptoms. 49
Other outcomes only in 1 paper Autism: behavioural disturbances: dyslexia: mood disorders
Other outcomes Other outcomes only in 1 paper Schooling: self-identifying as premature