Ida M. Martinson

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life(54), Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues(44), Family Support in Illness(42), Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health(25), Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare(17)

Publications155 total

Glimpses of the Impact of Childhood Cancer on the Child and Family in East Asia
2020· 1 cited
Psychological Adjustment of Chinese Women With Breast Cancer: A Grounded Theory Study
2015
Home Care for the Dying Child with Cancer: Feasibility and Desirability
2014
Meaning Making
Qualitative Health Research·2011· 49 cited
Interview with Ida Martinson
University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy (University of Minnesota)·2010Open Access
Reframing: Psychological Adjustment of Chinese Women at the Beginning of the Breast Cancer Experience
Qualitative Health Research·2009· 35 cited
Home Care for the Dying Child with Cancer
Loss Grief & Care·2008· 1 cited
Coping of Chinese women with breast cancer
PolyU Institutional Research Archive (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)·2007
Effects of an education programme on family participation in the rehabilitation of children with developmental disability
Journal of Intellectual Disabilities·2006· 20 cited
Perceived Stress and Support of the Chinese Postpartum Ritual “Doing the Month”
Health Care For Women International·2005· 93 cited
Parental responses to health care services for children with chronic conditions and their families: a comparison between Hong Kong and Scotland
Journal of Child Health Care·2005· 22 cited
Postpartum depression and related psychosocial variables in Hong Kong Chinese women: Findings from a prospective study
Research in Nursing & Health·2004· 114 cited
Needs of Chinese Parents of Children with Developmental Disability
Journal of Learning Disabilities·2004· 63 cited
Individual Empowerment among Chinese Cancer Patients in Hong Kong
Western Journal of Nursing Research·2004· 60 cited
Dying, Death and Grief: Glimpses in Hong Kong and Taiwan
2004· 3 cited
Parental Involvement in Restoring the Health of a Child with Cancer in Hong Kong
Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing·2003· 13 cited
The psychological impact of a dying child on Chinese family members
2003· 1 cited
Caring for Dying Children: A Comparative Study of Nurses??? Experiences in Greece and Hong Kong
Cancer Nursing·2001· 98 cited
In Tribute to Marsha Cohen: Once My Doctoral Student and Always a Friend
Journal of Family Nursing·2001· 1 cited
Risk factors for citation errors in peer‐reviewed nursing journals
Journal of Advanced Nursing·2001· 73 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Gordon D. Armstrong(5), Mark E. Nesbit(5), Sandee McClowry(4), Thomas Wong(4), Catherine L. Gilliss(4), John H. Kersey(3), Betty Davies(3), Liang Yi hua(3), D. Gay Moldow(3), Sharron S.K. Leung(2), David Arthur(2), Danai Papadatou(2), Dorothy P. Geis(2), Evangeline C. Gronseth(2), EMILY KULENKAMP(2), Esther Mok(2), S. Y. Wong(2), Alice Lai(2), Catherine A. Chesla(2), Elizabeth Bossert(2)