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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Paediatric nursing"”.
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A social history of paediatric nursing 1920-1970
This is a study concerning the social history of paediatric nursing between 1920 and 1970. Oral history data was collected from past nurses of children and from people who had been in hospital as children within the period in question. The study explores the professional orientation of nurses and …
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Paediatric nurses’ and parents’ perceptions of busyness in paediatric acute care: an ethnography
… construct within therapeutic relationships in a paediatric acute care setting or how cultural dimensions of paediatric nursing fosters perceptions of busyness within everyday care practices. 𝗔𝗶𝗺: To explore a notion of busyness within the context of paediatric acute care and how this influences …
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Family Centred Care for Children in Ghana Hospitalised through Road Traffic Accident
… Family Centred Care (FCC) is a concept in paediatric nursing, which forms the basis of care for sick children and their families. FCC as a product of social constructs differs in cultures and context, despite the universal principles underpinning the concept. There is a perceived lack of …
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Learning to Engage Children: Towards a model for Undergraduate Students in Nursing - a Grounded Theory study
In South Africa, paediatric nursing practice has traditionally been seen as a speciality. Yet in 1998, while a staggering 45% of the population were younger than 18 years, still only 2.4 % of all registered nurses held a Paediatric qualification1 and the reality of the size of the population of …
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Paediatric patient's and their caregivers' perceptions of hospital care
INTRODUCTION Caring for paediatric patients in hospital can be a challenge to many healthcare professionals. To help ensure that quality paediatric care is being delivered it is helpful to gain feedback about how paediatric patients and their caregivers perceive hospital care. Positive feedback can …
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Perceptions of healthcare providers regarding ethical guidelines on social media in a children's ward in Malawi
Introduction - Children are considered a vulnerable population with the right to a safe environment and protection from harm. They also have the right to privacy and protection against exposure on social media, especially when they are hospitalised. Nurses and other healthcare providers need to …