Child-centered care and its intersection with the human rights of the pediatric patient: a critique of family-centered care
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Patient-Centered Care, Child Care, Human RightsAbstract
Objective: comparative analysis of child-centered care and family-centered care from the perspective of human rights of pediatric patients. Methods: it is a theoretical work whose analysis of the model of child-centered care is based on the theories of Coyne and the analysis of the model of family-centered care is based on the research of Arango and the studies of Almasri, An and Palisano and Law. Results: from the comparative analysis of the two health care models, it appears that the child-centered care model is most consistent with the realization of the human rights of pediatric patient. Conclusion: it is necessary to integrate the child-centered care model into pediatric nursing practice to adequately realize the human rights of pediatric patients. It is up to health professionals to actively involve children in their care so that their interests are the starting point for planning and delivering care.
Received: 10/12/21 | Accepted: 06/06/22
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