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Parent perspectives on education to support hospital discharge for children with invasive mechanical ventilation.

BACKGROUND: Children with invasive mechanical ventilation (IMV) often live at home, but for safety, parents must be prepared to assume primary responsibility for all aspects of their child's medically complex care. Prior studies have described…

Tags: 2024, Adult, Child, Child Preschool, February List 2025, Female, High MS, Humans, Journal of Pediatric Nursing, Lynch E, Male, Parents, Parents/ed [education], Parents/px [psychology], Patient Discharge, Patient Education as Topic, Qualitative Research, Respiration Artificial, Sobotka SA

Parent resuscitation preferences for young people with severe developmental disabilities.

OBJECTIVE: To determine the relationship of providing explanatory information regarding resuscitation to DNR status for parents and guardians of young people who reside in a pediatric skilled nursing facility., DESIGN: Retrospective,…

Tags: 2006, Adolescent, Adult, Advance Care Planning/og [Organization & Administration], Advance Care Planning/organization & Administration, Analysis of Variance, Attitude To Health, Backlog, Child, Choice Behavior, Consent Forms, Developmental Disabilities/co [Complications], Developmental Disabilities/complications/therapy, Developmental Disabilities/th [Therapy], DNAR, Documentation, Female, Friedman SL, Health Education/og [Organization & Administration], Health Education/organization & administration, Humans, Journal Article, Journal Of The American Medical Directors Association, Male, Massachusetts, Organizational Policy, Parents, Parents/ed [education], Parents/education/psychology, Parents/px [psychology], Preschool, Program Evaluation, Resuscitation Orders/psychology, Resuscitation Orders/px [Psychology], Retrospective Studies, Skilled Nursing Facilities/og [Organization & Administration], Skilled Nursing Facilities/organization & administration, Treatment Refusal/psychology, Treatment Refusal/px [Psychology]

Palliative Care In The Nicu And Why Education Matters

Palliative care in the NICU gets a bad rap to the point where it is not even clearly described to families. There is a strong need for education and dispelling the myths that surround this very important type of support.

Tags: 2017, Discenza D, Emotional Intelligence, Humans, Infant Newborn, Intensive Care Units Neonatal/og [organization & Administration], Neonatal Network - Journal of Neonatal Nursing, Palliative Care, Palliative Care/mt [methods], Palliative Care/px [psychology], Parents, Parents/ed [education], Parents/px [psychology], September 2017 List, Social Support

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