Family members, also known as patients' guardians (PG) are involved in caring for
inpatients in acute care hospital settings. The practice is adopted from Family Centred Care …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To explore the perceptions of family‐centred care among
nurses and the family members of hospitalised children and investigate the facilitators of and …

Background The presence of family members and their active involvement in caring for
hospitalised children is an established practice in many African paediatric settings, with …

Abstract The Family Centered Care (FCC) model is widely recognized as the standard for
pediatric care practice in the context of families and hospitalized children. Healthcare …

In paediatrics right around the world, there is a ubiquitous model of care called 'family-
centred care'(FCC). Many of NJNR's readers will be familiar with it–it is policy, declared …

Guardian Waiting Shelters (GWSs) are an essential component of the Malawi's health care
system as they serve as a temporary home for patient guardians while taking care of their …

Background: The traditional model of care places emphasis on restricting patients and
families while familycentered model emphasises on strengths that patients and families …

Much of the practice of nursing continues to be based on tacit rather than explicit knowledge,
with children's nursing practice worldwide nuanced by local cultures of caring. The …

The value of families and professionals in mental health care is well understood. Patient
perspectives appear to have gotten less attention to date. This study investigated the …

Purpose Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) continues to be understudied among nurses
in developing countries. This study aimed to assess (1) the HRQoL of nurses in Malawi …