Clinical innovation for promoting family care in paediatric intensive care: demonstration, role
modelling and reflective practice Aim. To explore family caregiving problems in paediatric …

Problem Critical illness in children is a life changing event for the child, their parents,
caregivers and wider family. There is a need to design and evaluate models of care that aim …

Aim. This paper discusses the design, evaluation and outcomes of a reflective practice
intervention (RPI) that taught paediatric critical care nurses how to incorporate a family …

Aims and objectives To provide an operational definition of family‐centred care as it applies
to hospitalised children. The objective was to provide clarification of the concept by …

Aim To develop, implement and evaluate family-centred interventions to promote parental
involvement in caregiving in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Methodology A participatory …

tomlinson ps, peden‐mcalpine c. & sherman s.(2012) A family systems nursing intervention
model for paediatric health crisis. Journal of Advanced Nursing68 (3), 705–714. Abstract …

Parents of infants or children admitted to a critical care unit are themselves in a crisis
situation. In this crisis, parents often feel out of control and are at a high risk of anxiety …

Aim The aim of this study was to develop, implement and evaluate evidence‐based family‐
centred interventions and to promote parental involvement in the care of infants in neonatal …

Aims and objectives To review extant research on family‐centred care in a paediatric
intensive care environment and identify gaps in the literature. Background Family‐centred …

Aims and objectives To evaluate and adjust systematic implementation of guided family‐
centred care in a neonatal intensive care unit. Background Family‐centred care is valued in …