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[Multiprofessional relationship with children and family: a challenge for the staff]
Revista Da Escola De Enfermagem Da U S P
|May 16, 1998
Insights
The multiprofessional healthcare team
Area of Science:
- Pediatric healthcare
- Interprofessional collaboration
- Child psychology
Context:
- Hospitalized children require a supportive environment.
- Effective communication is crucial in pediatric units.
- Family-centered care enhances child well-being.
Purpose:
- To examine the dynamics between healthcare staff, hospitalized children, and their guardians.
- To identify facilitators and barriers in multiprofessional relationships within pediatric settings.
- To analyze the impact of staff guidance on children and guardians.
Summary:
- This study explores the critical relationship between multiprofessional teams, hospitalized children, and their guardians.
- It evaluates the positive and negative aspects of pediatric units and staff-provided guidance.
- The research highlights the challenges faced by staff in managing these complex interactions.
Impact:
- Improved understanding of interprofessional dynamics in pediatric care.
- Enhanced strategies for supporting hospitalized children and their families.
- Recommendations for optimizing communication and collaboration in pediatric units.
Abstract:
This work focus the importance of the relationship existent between the multiprofessional staff, the hospitalized child and the responsible. The authors identify and comment about the positive and negative points of the pediatric units studied, as well as the orientations given by the staff and assimilated by the children and responsibles. Multiprofessional relationship X child X responsible: challenge to the staff.