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| Research on the status and strategies of rehabilitation management for pediatric oncology at home and abroad |
| Wang Jing, Liu Yun, Huang Haoyu, Wu Jinting, Zhang Yangping, Xu Shaoting |
| Department of Rehabilitation Kunming Children's Hospital Yunnan 650034 Kunming China |
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Abstract The number of pediatric cancer patients is increasing year by year and tumors seriously threaten the life and health
safety of children. The influence of disease and treatment leads to the decline of physical quality and quality of life. With the
continuous improvement of the survival rate of children more attention needs to be paid to the quality of life of these children during
and after cancer treatment. The treatment of pediatric oncology requires frequent and invasive medical intervention. These have serious
impacts on the child's daily life and quality of life so early and sustained rehabilitation is important to reduce disability and optimise
function. The rehabilitation management of pediatric cancer patients should focus on the needs of pediatric cancer patients restore the
dysfunction caused by tumor and tumor treatment as much as possible realize the comprehensive rehabilitation of various systems and
help pediatric cancer patients to return to their families and society. Current treatment measures for children with severe oncology are
relatively well mature but long - term follow- up and rehabilitation interventions are weak and a set of rehabilitation management
programme for oncology children is urgently needed to improve their prognosis. Paediatric oncology rehabilitation requires
comprehensive rehabilitation programme which should include dedicated multidisciplinary team. Therefore this paper reviews the
current status and strategies of rehabilitation intervention for pediatric oncology at home and abroad in order to improve the daily living
ability and quality of life of them.
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Received: 29 November 2023
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