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Parental projections of developmental outcome, quality of life and coping in children who require neonatal intensive care

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Table	
  I:	
  Inclusion	
  and	
  exclusion	
  criteria	
  for	
  participants	
  
Figure	
  1:	
  	
  Conceptual	
  model	
  of	
  theme	
  relationships	
  	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   ILLNESS&(LOSS)& COPING  UNCERTAINTY&Death  Survival  GOOD   DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES POOR DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES  GOOD QOL Subjective Objective COPING& REFRAMED QOL Subjective  Objective POOR QOL Subjective Objective Hope Fear Fear Hope PRESENT FUTURE  QOL& MODIFIERS&QOL&MODIFIERS&
Table	
  II:	
  Summary	
  of	
  Developmental	
  outcome	
  categories	
  
Table	
  III:	
  Summary	
  of	
  QOL	
  categories	
  
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