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Erratum: Letter for Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing ( Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing (2013) 36:(1-2) (168-169))
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The healthcare negotiation process in a pediatric Stem Cell Transplant (SCT) Unit: A qualitative study.
No full textExploring Factors Influencing Transcultural Caring Relationships in the Pediatric Stem Cell Transplant Setting: An Explorative Study
No full textIn the literature, there is evidence about the importance of ensuring a Family-Centered approach for foreign patients to provide culturally competent care. The Italian context shows a lack of studies concerning nurses' perceptions regarding factors that influence foreign patients' daily care. In addition, the number of pediatric patients coming to Italian hospitals to be cured has increased dramatically in the last few years. This study aims to investigate the pediatric nurses' perception of the factors influencing nursing care for foreign pediatric patients who have undergone a stem cell transplant (SCT) and their families. A qualitative approach is used. Semi-structured interviews were recorded, transcribed verbatim, and analyzed using qualitative techniques for recurrent themes. Italian SCT pediatric nurses were interviewed until data saturation was achieved. Four themes emerged from the analysis: "Respect for other cultural traditions," "Different roles," "Communication," "Equal treatment and different opportunities." Communication was seen as a barrier in caring for foreign patients. Nurses perceived a lack in their training and knowledge when caring for foreign patients. The hospital supports nurses when caring for foreign patients. We found that pediatric nurses do not feel they are caring for foreign patients in the same way as they do for Italians, but adopt strategies to improve their relationships with them. Semi-structured interviews proved to be useful in highlighting the nurses' perceptions. These data were confirmed by the results of the audit conducted with the "Children and Young People's Audit Policy Tool," The tool suggests specific interventions when foreign patients are admitted
PO07 - Is the 'children's and young people's audit policy tool' (CYAPT) useful to evaluate the variables of child and family-centred care? Comparison among nurses' perceptions from different countries
No full textTheme: Accreditation and quality improvement Introduction: Most of the nurses know the principles of family-centred care (FCC) and can define it. However, we need to investigate their real perceptions about this philosophy of care
Investigating the use of Barrows Cards to improve self-management and reduce healthcare costs in adolescents with blood cancer: a pilot study
No full textTo test if the Barrows Cards method improves adherence to immunosuppressive therapy self-management following hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation in adolescents affected by blood cancer and reduce costs
Paediatric nurses' perception of the child-family dyad's autonomy in managing a chronic disease situation: the experience of an Italian paediatric department.
No full textThe impact of the Children’s and Young People Audit Policy Tool (CYPAPT) on Child and Family Centred Care at the Gaslini Children’s Hospital in Genoa, Italy
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