Objective:To provide reference for further research by comprehensively analyzing the present research status, hotspots and developing trends of chronic childhood diseases in China and abroad nearly five years.Methods:The bibliometric analysis and content analysis were used to analyze the literature related to children and adolescent with chronic diseases nearly five years included in CNKI, Wanfang Data, CQVIP Data, CBM, PubMed, Web of Science and Embase integrated by CiteSpace and self-made program.Results:A total of 40 653 articles were included (20 909 in Chinese and 19 744 in English). The high-frequency-word and visual atlas showed that the research hotspots in the field of chronic childhood diseases included: treatment, risk factors, family care and quality of life.Conclusions:The domestic research in the field is developing steadily, and the transitional medical care mode and online medical care are gradually showing a trend. For the transition period and intervention of children with chronic diseases, multi-dimensional research is still needed.

Objective:To explore the impact of different family management patterns on the family resilience of children with brain tumors.Methods:A total of 210 parents of children with postoperative brain tumors in 2 tertiary Grade A pediatric hospitals were investigated by the general information questionnaire, family management measure (FaMM) and family resilience rating scale.SPSS 24.0 was used for cluster analysis.Results:(1) Among the scores of FaMM, child identity, condition management ability and parental mutuality were significantly positively correlated with family resilience ( r=0.312, r=0.470, r=0.391, all P<0.05), while view of condition impact, condition management difficulty and condition management effort were negatively correlated with family resilience ( r=-0.346, r=-0.177, r=-0.348, all P<0.05). (2) Family management patterns could be divided into four categories: burden managing (22.9%), effective managing (24.8%), poor managing (28.6%) and tacit managing (23.8%). (3) Family resilience scores of the four patterns were (197.21±20.08), (205.92±14.25), (181.47±18.13) and (198.06±17.08), and their differences were statistically significant ( F=19.498, P<0.01). Conclusion:The family resilience level of children with brain tumor is associated with different family management patterns.Therefore, effective strategies according to different family characteristics should be developed to improve family resilience level.