Discussion
VIRUS, CURB
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to far-reaching changes in everyday life for everyone worldwide. Families with underage young people in particular are and were affected in many ways: be it the closure of schools and daycare centers with the resulting need for homeschooling or home care, far-reaching contact restrictions and lockdowns, or the changed working situation of parents with home offices or part-time work, to name just a few measures that aimed to curb the further spread of the contagious virus. These measures have not spared the health system with the (partial) closure of outpatient clinics, limited contact times, or the establishment of video consultation hours. It is precisely these restrictions that affect those who are most in need of regular medical and psychosocial care: people with CCs.Since the outbreak of the pandemic, numerous studies have examined the consequences for society. There is now meta-analytical evidence on the psychological consequences for children and adolescents [