Paediatric Care · 1998 · 24 citations · 12 references
NursingPediatric NursingChild Health NursingFamily NursingPsychosocial CareFamily CareFamily SupportFamily-centered CareEmpowerment In Nursing CareEveryday WorkFamily Empowerment TheoryFamily-centered Nursing PracticeGrounded Theory AnalysisGrounded Theory Interview AnalysisGrounded Theory Interviewing
The major findings from interviews with qualified children's nurses, analysed using a grounded theory approach, were that children's nurses have the necessary theoretical knowledge to empower families, but they require educational and training opportunities in family empowerment. It was also established that a working environment that promotes its translation into everyday practice and supports them in an empowering model of care for children and families is necessary.
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A concept analysis of empowerment
Cheryl H. Gibson · Journal of Advanced Nursing · 1991 · 834 citations
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Enabling and Empowering Families of Children With Health Impairments
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