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Nursing children with disabilities: a conceptual framework for organising services
Summary
This study presents a primary health care framework to organize nursing services for children with disabilities. It guides generalist nurses and specialist caregivers in delivering integrated acute and community care.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Nursing
- Disability Care
- Primary Health Care
Background:
- Children with disabilities require integrated acute and community nursing services.
- Existing service organization may not adequately support these children and their families.
- A structured framework is needed to guide healthcare professionals.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe a framework for organizing nursing services for children with disabilities.
- To guide generalist nurses and specialist disability caregivers.
- To align services with primary health care principles.
Main Methods:
- Development of a conceptual framework.
- Based on primary health care principles.
- Designed as a practical guide.
Main Results:
- A structured framework for acute and community nursing services.
- Guidance for generalist and specialist nursing roles.
- Emphasis on family-centered care principles.
Conclusions:
- The proposed framework supports organized, principle-based nursing care for children with disabilities.
- It enhances the integration of acute and community services.
- It empowers nurses to provide comprehensive support to families.
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