… questions are discussed: is family-centred care … family-centred care?, is family-centred care
implemented effectively?, does it make a difference? Exemplars of good family-centred care …

… But what, in addition, is required for care to be family centred? There is no unitary definition
of … in focus, obvious questions arise about family participation and child-in-family-context as …

… In this paper I attempt to answer these questions and consider another … family centred care
is a way of caring for children and their families within health services which ensures that care …

… structures, for example, development of the single parent family, questions arise about how
care is best delivered. To ensure that children are cared for in ways that minimise emotional …

… We used the keywords nursing, clinical competence, competency, family-centred care, case
management, family caregivers and variation on these topics (See Supplementary file S1). …

… family centred care in situations arising from modern models of care in which family centred
care is thought to be an inherent part, but which leave families with the care of sick children …

… be taught, and practicing family physicians use, a patient-centred method of consultation in
which … Two case histories illustrate howthis can be done by using open-ended questions and …

… given an information sheet, consent form and a paper version or electronic device to complete
the Family-Centered Care Scale, and open-ended questions on what FCC meant to them. …

… It contains a range of demographic questions, plus two questions: “I find working with … Also
included was an example on how to complete the questions. The poles of the questions were …

… families in care use somewhat diffuse labels, including patient centred care, family centred
care, person centred care … The following questions guided our problematisation and study …