… programs allowing continued employment, school, and care for other children or family …
provide home care creating a hospital-like environment in the home with or without home health …

… problems were nursing care in 14 families (7%), constant supervision in 63 families (31%), …
isolation in 63% of the families. The place of home care for retarded children is discussed. It is …

… Care Act of 2009, the goal of which was to improve access to home care services for children
with special health care … some children and families opt for out-of-home care, including care …

… care from professional nurses reduced the negative impact. The trend toward home care for
medically fragile children has … the impact on the family of this kind of care. Policy implications …

… Presently, the Whole Family Placement Program serves families in a variety of situations,
including parents reunifying with their children in outof-home care, parents coming out of …

… clear that home care is a choice that many families prefer. … for children with non-malignant
diseases and their families (5,… and philosophy of care are common for all children, many of …

… families and to under¬ stand the family impact of caring for a ventilator-assisted child in the
home… pact of home care for ventilator-depen¬ dent children on families in northern California. …

… , the family home should be the centre of care for the child. The aim of … of families with children
receiving palliative care at home. … between the family, home care and hospital care was a …

… is valuable for planning and delivering care to meet the families' needs. … family members'
experiences of a hospital-based home care programme provided by hospital nurses for children …

… lnlt~ally felt prepared for home care as a result of the … care profess~onals, the demands of
home care and the burdens associated w~th the careglvlng tasks st111 exlsted for the family …