Family matters. The many roles of family members in 'family-centered care' -- part II.

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Title: Family matters. The many roles of family members in 'family-centered care' -- part II.
Authors: Dokken D (AUTHOR), Simms R (AUTHOR), Cole FS (AUTHOR), Ahmann E (EDITOR)
Source: Pediatric Nursing. Jan/Feb2007, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p51-70. 3p.
Abstract: This article highlights the role parents can play as advocates for their own children. A mother who is interviewed describes a nurse's support in helping her claim her baby as her own in the midst of the NICU environment and how that claiming led her to become involved in his care and a strong advocate for his needs. She shares advice for parents and health care providers. A physician who is interviewed discusses working with this mother and other parents, and describes ways health care professionals can support parents as advocates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This article highlights the role parents can play as advocates for their own children. A mother who is interviewed describes a nurse's support in helping her claim her baby as her own in the midst of the NICU environment and how that claiming led her to become involved in his care and a strong advocate for his needs. She shares advice for parents and health care providers. A physician who is interviewed discusses working with this mother and other parents, and describes ways health care professionals can support parents as advocates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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