Strategies for family-centered care in the critical care setting
Rushton, C.H.
Pediatric Nursing 16(2): 195-199
1990
ISSN/ISBN: 0097-9805 PMID: 2359648 Document Number: 348934
Family-centered care (FCC) for critically ill or injured infants and children must be a priority for nurses and other health care professionals in the 1990s. Eight essential elements of FCC provide the basis for devising strategies for implementing FCC in the critical care setting.
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