Department of Psychiatry, Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Twenty-One Autumn Street, Suite 130.2, Boston, MA 02215, USA.
Clin Child Fam Psychol Rev. 2013 Sep;16(3):341-3. doi: 10.1007/s10567-013-0151-1.
This commentary discusses key themes in four conceptually related papers in this special issue on military families. Individually, the papers highlight the importance of the experiences of young children, the vital role of family narratives, the need for effective communication in families with a combat-injured member, and the need to understand the many dimensions of grieving and loss. Taken together, they compellingly make the case for family-centered care approaches and interventions. They also emphasize the need for families to understand and make meaning together of the experiences they have undergone and that this is a long-term, ongoing, dynamic, and interactive process.
本评论讨论了本期关于军人家庭的四个概念相关论文中的关键主题。这些论文分别强调了幼儿经历的重要性、家庭叙事的重要作用、有作战受伤成员的家庭中有效沟通的必要性，以及理解悲伤和失落的多个维度的必要性。这些论文综合起来，有力地证明了以家庭为中心的护理方法和干预措施的合理性。它们还强调了家庭需要共同理解和赋予他们所经历的意义，这是一个长期的、持续的、动态的和互动的过程。
