… This study provides insights into the experiences of staff, patients, and their families
involved in complex feeding decisions in hospital. It shows the importance of collaboration and …

… Our exploration of school and health staff perceptions suggests that feeding management
of specialist school children is complex problem and that without a considered approach …

… of perceived medical caregiver attitudes about infant feeding practices on actual breastfeeding
behavior. The study focused on mother's perceptions of … of perceived hospital staff feeding …

… who behave inconsistently in response to feeding of the patient. These perceptions of end-state
nutrition held by the patient and family influence the health care staff. As there are few …

… PEG feeding, we identified discrepancies in the perceptions of … The results support increased
patient involvement in decision-… of patients in decision-making after PEG feeding has been …

… The women also described not liking to ask for help, as they perceived that the staff were
very busy. Some of the women recounted receiving inaccurate or conflicting advice from health …

… perceptions of the infant feeding decision-making process. … Mothers’ perceptions of hospital
staff’s attitudes were predictive of … they perceived neutrality on the part of the hospital staff in …

Background Evidence on child feeding practice is often based on the perspectives and
experiences of parents and less that of health practitioners. In this study, we explored child …

… that discussion based on the perceptions of the family member, … feeding tube decision in
13.6% of cases in which a feeding … a feeding tube was inserted to make it easier for staff to feed …

… ’ and hospital staff perceptions of the reasons that shaped mothers’ decision to formula feed…
In-depth interviews with 50 mothers, and four focus group discussions with 33 hospital staff, …