Continuity in Education
For hospital-teachers and other professionals involved in education and care of children and adolescents with medical needs
Hospital teaching in changing times – Education of sick children and adolescents in relation to active aging.
Amsterdam, 8 – 13 October, 2012
CIE Last ArticlesBackground: Schools have a statutory duty to support pupils with medical conditions in England, but limited evidence exists on how support is managed in practice. This study explores young people… Read more
Hospital teachers face unique challenges and require specific skills to cope with the demands of teaching within a hospital setting effectively. Additionally, the quality of education in hospital scho… Read more
Innovations in medicine have allowed children with cancer to attend school more frequently by increasing survival rates and improving access to outpatient therapies. Children with cancer still miss a… Read more
The experience of living with a chronic condition (CC) impacts adolescents’ psychological and social adjustment and overall functioning. Considering the increased risk of psychosocial challenges… Read more
Students with Long-Term Conditions (LTCs) experience prolonged absences that can impact their school connectedness and belonging. Inclusive education policies in New Zealand advocate for equitable lea… Read more
