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Parent participation in post-operative care improves a child’s experience of day surgery

07 November 2017

Nursing Children and Young People

Evidence & practice

Day surgery, which would have previously resulted in at least one night in hospital, has become more prevalent due to the recognised and accepted benefits of reduced...

Using DVDs to educate children before surgery

07 November 2017

Nursing Children and Young People

Evidence & practice

Background Parents are encouraged and expected to provide physical, psychological and emotional care to their child following day surgery, usually without any prior...

Effective pain management should preclude concerning use of restraint

08 October 2015

Nursing Children and Young People

Resources

The study was undertaken in a US non-children’s emergency department (ED) and may not represent similar UK settings. However, children continue to be cared for in...

Realistic goals can help manage children’s post-operative pain effectively

11 March 2014

Nursing Children and Young People

Resources

Effective pain management should be a fundamental right of the child (United Nations 1989) and nurses are best placed to facilitate this (Lim et al 2011). Improving...

Exploring support systems for nurses involved with safeguarding children

13 January 2020

Nursing Children and Young People

research

Background Multi-agency working to safeguard children is increasing in the UK. Nurses encounter children who are at risk of, or subject to, abuse and neglect. They...

Open AccessOC05 – Tokenism or true partnership – parental involvement in a child’s acute pain care

09 May 2016

Nursing Children and Young People

Supplement

Theme: Parenting/parenthood. Introduction: Family-centred care (FCC) is widely acknowledged as underpinning children’s nursing. Delivering FCC requires nurses to...

09 January 2025 / Vol 37 issue 1

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Parent participation in post-operative care improves a child’s experience of day surgery

Using DVDs to educate children before surgery

Effective pain management should preclude concerning use of restraint

Realistic goals can help manage children’s post-operative pain effectively

Exploring support systems for nurses involved with safeguarding children

Open AccessOC05 – Tokenism or true partnership – parental involvement in a child’s acute pain care

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Parent participation in post-operative care improves a child’s experience of day surgery

Using DVDs to educate children before surgery

Effective pain management should preclude concerning use of restraint

Realistic goals can help manage children’s post-operative pain effectively

Exploring support systems for nurses involved with safeguarding children

Open AccessOC05 – Tokenism or true partnership – parental involvement in a child’s acute pain care

5 Most Read Articles

Journals

Other RCNi websites