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Where families and healthcare meet

Journal of Medical Ethics, 2014
Recent developments in professional healthcare pose moral problems that standard bioethics cannot even identify as problems, but that are fully visible when redefined as problems in the ethics of families. Here, we add to the growing body of work that began in the 1990 s by demonstrating the need for a distinctive ethics of families.
Verkerk MA, Lindemann H, McLaughlin J, Scully JL, Kihlbom U, Nelson J, Chin J   +6 more
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Family and healthcare staff’s perception of delirium

European Geriatric Medicine, 2020
To review the available literature regarding delirium experiences of family caregivers and healthcare staff, to discuss how caregivers and staff perception can increase delirium detection and to summarize how to address the needs of family caregivers and healthcare providers in delirium care."State of the science" paper.High levels of caregiver stress ...
Mossello E., Lucchini F., Tesi F., Rasero L.   +3 more
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Child and Family-Centred Healthcare

2020
The definitive book on family centred care for health professionals, this popular text has been thoroughly revised in line with contemporary health policy. Including greater emphasis on child-centred care, interprofessional working and care in community settings; it is a valuable resource for all those working with children and families.
Lynda Smith, Valerie Coleman
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Home healthcare nurses should regain their family focus

Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1996
A study was conducted to examine how frequently family caregivers of home care clients may be potentially eligible for Medicare-reimbursable home health services. In a sample of 51 family caregivers, 90% had health-teaching needs, 94% needed referrals, and 28% were potentially eligible to receive Medicare-reimburseable home health services.
P J, Bradley, R, Alpers
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Providing family planning and reproductive healthcare to Canadian immigrants: perceptions of healthcare providers

Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2009
Cultural impacts on health experiences and behaviours are profound in the area of reproductive health and family planning. Explored through interviews with family planning healthcare professionals, this paper evaluates their experiences in providing family planning and reproductive healthcare to immigrants in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area of ...
K Bruce, Newbold, Jacqueline, Willinsky
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Engaging Families in Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare

2017
This chapter highlights the role of the family in the treatment of youth who attend Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare (OBH) programs. Family involvement can take many forms across the stages of wilderness treatment that are highlighted in this chapter.
Tucker, Anita Reithoffer, Widmer, Mark A., Faddis, Troy, Randolph, Bryan, Gass, Michael A.   +4 more
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Family Healthcare With King’s Theory of Goal Attainment

Nursing Science Quarterly, 2010
King’s conceptual system and theory of goal attainment provide a systematic approach to the thought and action of nursing that has stood the test of time with continuing utility for organizing the complex factors of healthcare. Following a brief overview of the conceptual system and theory of goal attainment, application to family healthcare is ...
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Green healthcare: the family physician

BMJ, 2023
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FAMILY PRIVACY, FAMILY AUTONOMY AND COERCION IN DIGITAL HEALTHCARE

AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research
This paper uses family privacy theory and the dataveillance literature as lenses through which to explore state use of health technologies in the care of unwell children, and the contribution of such technologies to children’s datafication. Family privacy is an important ideology which informs legal and political understandings of the family, and ...
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Applying Family Constellations in Healthcare

Family Constellations is a therapeutic approach used to reveal and resolve family dynamics that may influence individual health. This chapter explores its application within healthcare, examining both its potential benefits and the ethical challenges it presents.
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