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Adultification: risk factors, harmful effects and implications for nursing practice.

Melanie Hayward¹, Julie Critcher²

¹Institute for Health and Social Care, Buckinghamshire New University, High Wycombe, England.

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Adultification, where children are seen as older, disproportionately impacts minority youth. Nurses must prevent this by raising awareness and listening to young people to protect their health.

Keywords:

adolescents child development child health child protection clinical health promotion patient experience patients professional safeguarding

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Area of Science:

Pediatric Nursing
Child Psychology
Sociology of Childhood

Background:

Adultification, perceiving children as older, disproportionately affects minority ethnic groups.
This phenomenon can also arise from placing children in adult roles.
Child and youth well-being is negatively impacted by adultification.

Purpose of the Study:

To define adultification and its impact on children and young people.
To outline nursing strategies for preventing adultification.
To guide nurses in addressing adultification by colleagues.

Main Methods:

Literature review on adultification and its effects.
Analysis of nursing responsibilities in child protection.
Development of practical strategies for nurses.

Main Results:

Adultification is a significant issue, particularly for minority youth.
Nurses play a crucial role in protecting children from adultification.
Key strategies include awareness, mindful language, and active listening.

Conclusions:

Nurses must actively combat adultification to safeguard child health.
Preventative measures and interventions are essential.
Recognizing and addressing adultification is a professional duty.