A concept for all the family. Family centred care: a concept analysis
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A concept for all the family. Family centred care: a concept analysis
Prof Nurse.
1993 Sep.
Abstract
Family centred care is now perceived as fundamental to meeting hospitalised children's physical and emotional needs. It is important, however, that nurses fully understand the concept or it may be implemented more with the intention of meeting ward goals than family needs.
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