Children's experience with daytime and nighttime urinary incontinence – A qualitative exploration

Psychology

• Quality of Life 100%
• Qualitative Study 100%
• Semistructured Interview 100%
• Academic Performance 100%
• Study Design 100%
• Self-Esteem 100%
• Qualitative Method 100%
• Resiliency 100%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• Coping 100%

Keyphrases

• Urinary Incontinence 100%
• Children's Experiences 100%
• Nighttime 100%
• Embarrassment 11%
• Health-related Quality of Life 5%
• Treatment Strategy 5%
• Conventional Content Analysis 5%
• Urology 5%
• Emotional Response 5%
• Resilience 5%
• Treatment Type 5%
• Social Activity 5%
• Comprehensive Treatment 5%
• Adaptation 5%
• Nonanatomic 5%
• Incontinence 5%
• Self-esteem 5%
• Daily Life 5%
• Encoder 5%
• Expressed Emotion 5%
• Female child 5%
• Emotional Well-being 5%
• Structured Interview 5%
• Coping Strategies 5%
• Audio 5%
• Avoidance Behavior 5%
• Emotional Impact 5%
• Pediatric Urology 5%
• Emotion-focused Coping 5%
• School Performance 5%
• Personal Interview 5%
• Gender Types 5%
• Non-neurogenic 5%
• Social Impact 5%
• Emotional Effects 5%
• Response Behavior 5%
• Coping Behavior 5%
• Practical Effects 5%
• Negative Emotional Reactions 5%
• Sleepover 5%
• Intercoder Reliability 5%
• English Fluency 5%