An evaluation of a juvenile idiopathic arthritis retreat for families.

Background: The current study evaluated the support and education families with a child who has Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) received during a weekend family retreat.

Methods: Thirty-one parents completed surveys at the end of the retreat session. Survey questions examined parent's perceptions of the family retreat experience including what they learned and how beneficial it was to their family.

Children's Learning and Goal-Setting at a Diabetes Camp.

Objective. This study provides information about children's learning and goal attainment related to change in their self-management skills during a diabetes camp. Design and methods.

Reasons for synthetic THC use among college students.

Synthetic THC, also known as fake marijuana, is used by college students in the United States. The present study examined reasons for recent synthetic THC use among college students (N = 339). Students completed a 3-page survey during regularly scheduled class times.