An emergent dialogue in healthcare education: Culturally sensitive care an unfolding picture [0.03%]
医疗卫生教育中的一个新兴话题：文化敏感护理的发展图景
Avanelle Ogundipe
Avanelle Ogundipe
Healthcare professionals' experiences involving Aboriginal families in the paediatric ESCALATION system [0.03%]
儿科ESCALATION体系中涉及土著家庭的卫生专业人员的经历
Eileen Boyle,Pamela Laird,Gavin D Leslie et al.
Eileen Boyle et al.
The Western Australian paediatric ESCALATION system, integrating family involvement, promotes early recognition and response to a hospitalised child's deteriorating health. This study aimed to understand healthcare professionals' experience...
Breaking silence: Challenges of non-disclosure directives in paediatric clinical practice [0.03%]
保密规定的挑战：儿科临床实践中的问题与对策
Mandy El Ali
Mandy El Ali
Nurses caring for children hospitalised with a serious illness are optimally placed to advocate for truthful health information. This study explored the phenomenon of truth-telling as experienced and perceived by nurses caring for seriously...
How a health play specialist's role and work is understood by health play specialists and paediatric multidisciplinary team members: An online qualitative survey study [0.03%]
健康游戏专家的角色和工作如何被健康游戏专家及儿科多学科团队成员理解：一项在线质性调查研究
Cath Hubbuck,Holly Saron,Lucy Bray
Cath Hubbuck
Health Play Specialists (HPSs) play an important role in supporting children and young people's emotional wellbeing in healthcare, yet their contribution remains poorly understood and is inconsistently recognised within paediatric multidisc...
Validation of a parent-report version of the Emotional Eating Scale Adapted for Children and Adolescents Short-Form in American mothers [0.03%]
美国母亲版适应儿童和青少年的情感饮食量表简略版家长报告版本的有效性验证
Emma Summers,Christine A Limbers
Emma Summers
Emotional eating is associated with negative outcomes in children, including elevated weight status and disordered eating. The current study assessed the preliminary psychometric properties of a 10-item parent-report version of the Emotiona...
Emotions and disaster management efforts of nurses caring for children of earthquake victims: A phenomenological qualitative research [0.03%]
地震受害者儿童护理护士的情感及灾难管理工作研究：质性现象学研究
Sümeyye Özarslan,Ulviye Günay
Sümeyye Özarslan
This qualitative study was conducted to determine feelings of nurses caring for children affected by earthquake, and their efforts to manage the disaster using a phenomenological approach. Data were collected through one-on-one in-depth int...
Characterizing parent language about home respiratory technology for children [0.03%]
描述有关家庭呼吸技术的家长语言特点
Kiara Smith,Sara Munoz-Blanco,Holly Vo et al.
Kiara Smith et al.
This study's objective was to develop a taxonomy of family-centered vocabulary for counseling about pediatric invasive home mechanical ventilation. We analyzed interviews with 38 families who faced decisions about home ventilation by creati...
Children with chronic complex conditions: Preferences for digital and in persons support and involvement in their own care-a qualitative interview study [0.03%]
慢性复杂疾病儿童对于数字及面对面支持的偏好以及在自身医疗中参与意愿的定性研究
Margaretha Jenholt Nolbris,Stefan Nilsson,Diana Swolin-Eide et al.
Margaretha Jenholt Nolbris et al.
Children living with chronic complex conditions(CCC)face challenges that affect their daily lives, often negatively impacting their perception of life, health, and overall well-being. A person-centered approach by healthcare professionals c...
Franco A Carnevale,Delphine Collin-Vézina
Franco A Carnevale
Positively distracting children with cystic fibrosis during routine clinic visits: A cross-sectional pilot evaluation [0.03%]
分形儿童门诊常规就诊时积极分散其注意力：横断面试点评估
Eden G Robertson,Erika Fortunati,Kate Rasheed et al.
Eden G Robertson et al.
This study aimed to assess how paediatric cystic fibrosis (CF) patients attending an Australian tertiary paediatric hospital accepted and perceived the 'Captains on Call' (CoC) program, a positive distraction initiative by Starlight Childre...