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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"Family centered care"”.
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How Caring Attitudes and Patient-Family Centered Care Beliefs of Critical Care Registered Nurses Influence Family Members’ Perceptions of Patient-Family Centered Care
… caring attitudes and PFCC beliefs of critical care nurses and family members’ perceptions of PFCC.</p> <p><strong>Design</strong>: A descriptive, cross-sectional research design was used.</p> <p><strong>Methods</strong>: One hundred and six critical care registered nurses and 76 critical care …
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The relationship between patient satisfaction and patient-and family-centered care
Evidence of quality care is an important outcome in healthcare. Patient satisfaction, an outcome of care, is considered by many experts to be a measure of quality. Patient- and family-centered care (PFCC) is a healthcare delivery model that aims to enhance partnerships with healthcare providers and …
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Engaging Families: A Continuing Education Course on Family Centered Care principles and practice
Research has shown that Family Centered Care (FCC), or a partnership between parents and health care professionals, has a positive impact on child outcomes when a child is hospitalized and post discharge as well as on psychosocial wellbeing for the family as a whole (Glang, McLaughlin, & Schroeder, …
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How Do Administrators of New York City Early Intervention Programs Conceptualize and Implement Family-Centered Care?
<p>Family-centered care, the mandated delivery approach outlined under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part C, is considered best practice in providing services to families with children under three with special needs. It has been shown to benefit children and families through …
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When visions converge and collide: A fantasy theme analysis of staff participation in the Patient- and Family-Centered Care initiative at the University of New Mexico Hospital
… vision that the Institute for Patient- and Family-Centered Care (PFCC) has for healthcare providers. Participant observation methods were employed over a two-month period for seated physician rounds and interdisciplinary care planning and discharge planning meetings at UNMH in a general …
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Assessing the Effect of a Learning Organization on Change in Levels of Developmentally Supportive Care in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit
… in levels of developmentally supportive, family-centered care (DSC). The intervention occurred in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Magee-Womens Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA. Clinical nurse leaders (N = 9) were encouraged to model research-based, developmentally supportive techniques. …
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Parental perspectives of dialysis initiation for children with kidney disease: a qualitative study
To better support family-centered care surrounding dialysis initiation, greater understanding of caregiver experience is necessary. Using thematic analysis, we conducted a secondary analysis of semi-structured interview data from a qualitative study of caregivers of children receiving dialysis …
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Determining the needs of fathers of premature neonates
Background: In order to practice true family-centered care in the NICU setting, a nurse needs to understand the perceptions and concerns of both parents of the neonate. Although research is emerging on fathers’ perceptions and experiences, researchers have not examined fathers’ needs with respect …
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The Occupational Participation of a Family of Children with Disabilities
… study was to obtain an understanding of how one family of children with disabilities views their occupational participation. A qualitative case study was used to provide a holistic view of occupational participation from individual family members. Data were gathered through interviews with all …
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Symbolic Convergence of Family, Organizational, and Health Communication : Family-Staff Interaction and Quality of Care in Group Homes
… families as well as staff’s attitudes towards family interaction. Four focus groups were conducted with a total of 19 participants (n=19). Two group home agencies participated with two focus groups each, one management group and one direct care staff group. The qualitative method of grounded …
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Outcomes among caregivers of toddlers with ASD concerns following implementation of Screen-Refer-Treat, a novel service delivery model for early ASD detection and intervention
… recommends early ASD screening in primary care settings (Hyman et al., 2020) and evidence demonstrates that specialized early interventions lead to more optimal outcomes among children with ASD (Landa, 2018). However, rates of early ASD screening in the community remain low and many …
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Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care
… 30 students training for three areas of healthcare: medicine, nursing, and medical family therapy (MedFT). Through grounded theory analysis of these interviews, we looked to understand how these providers connected their own experiences with illness to their clinical work, particularly in …
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The role of professional nurses on anti-retroviral therapy adherence among children living with HIV/AIDS in Lejweleputstwa District: Free State, South Africa
… in four purposively sampled Primary Health Care clinics invited to participate in the study. Four focus group discussions were conducted in which each group had 6 participants. The transcribed data was analysed using the framework approach of data analysis. Professional nurses in …
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The Variations of Healthcare Professionals' Perceptions of Child Life Professionals
… change in routine, lack of control, and loss of family support (Gaynard, 1998). Certified Child Life Specialists (CCLSs) are able to decrease stress and anxiety related to hospitalization through interventions like procedural preparation and support, therapeutic activities, and play-based …
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Cultural Aspects of End of Life Advance Care Planning for African Americans: An Ethnonursing Study
… to patient autonomy, mistrust of the healthcare system, low health literacy, strong spiritual beliefs, desire for aggressive interventions, importance of family-communal decision making, and presence of comorbidities. End of Life (EOL) advance care planning (ACP) promotes patient and family …
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Improving Quality Through Nursing Participation At Bedside Rounds In A Pediatric Acute Care Unit
… at bedside rounds in a pediatric acute care unit, enhance clinical teamwork and collaboration, and improve quality outcomes. Nurses carried a pager so that physicians could alert them of rounds. Perception of teamwork and collaboration was assessed via surveys pre- and post- intervention …
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Teamwork and Postpartum Hemorrhage
… service to three distinct but related patient care groups, the antepartum/intrapartum and postpartum woman and newborn. The unit also includes a neonatal intensive care unit and pediatric department. The focus on the unit is family centered care. Diagnosis for patients may include preterm, …
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Nurses' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceived Self-competency Regarding Individualized Developmental Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
… adverse effects of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) environment on the quality of life of premature infants and their families, researchers have investigated, developed, and tested different developmentally supportive interventions to improve outcomes and decrease the negative …
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Family Members of the Mentally Ill and Their Experiences with Mental Health Professionals
… looks at the relationships between primary caregivers of mentally ill individuals and mental health professionals from the perspective of the caregivers. It reports the stories told to me by family members of mentally ill loved ones who were receiving mental health services in order to raise …
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