Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this 12-month follow-up study was to examine: (a) the relationship between child/maternal factors and family functioning for children who are dependent on technology and their families over time; (b) whether there are differences in outcomes (e.g., family functioning, normalization, and depressive symptoms) based on the level of technological support the child receives (e.g., mechanical ventilation, intravenous nutrition/medication, and respiratory/nutritional support) over time; and (c) the impact of the child's technology dependency on family finances.
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