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Published on: May 31, 2024
[Home hospital care for children suffering from serious neurological pathologies]
Claire Dorin1, David Masson, Véronique Sztark
1c.dorin@allp-sante.com
Insights
Home hospital care teams support seriously ill children and their families, fostering connections regardless of illness outcomes. This approach respects family rhythms during challenging times.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric nursing
- Family-centered care
- Home healthcare
Abstract:
The return home of seriously ill very young children causes worry and upheaval in the family. The home hospital care team supports the child and his/her family enabling links to be forged between them, whatever the outcome of the illness, whilst respecting the rhythm of each family member. The situation of Flora, 14 months, illustrates this support.
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