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Topic: Family centered care

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Question 1: Talk to as many nursing colleagues as possible about the ways they bring families into their nursing practice. What themes are most prevalent? What are the supports and barriers to a family centered-care practice in the area of nursing you work in?

Question 2: Think of a nurse-client relationship you have experienced in the past that had the feel of a beginning, middle, and ending to it. What did you set out to do and accomplish as a 'team'? What were the signs that the relationship was evolving and coming to an end? How did you acknowledge that as a nurse? Have you ever been in a situation where you did not say goodbye to a client and later regretted it? What might be the reasons for that?

Family centered care

Q1. Talk to as many nursing colleagues as possible about the ways they bring families into their nursing practice. What themes are most prevalent? What are the supports and barriers to a family centred-care practice in the area of nursing you work in?

Q2. Think of a nursing-client relationship you have experienced in the past that had the feel of a beginning, middle, and ending to it. What did you set out to do and accomplish as a 'team'? What were the signs that the relationship was evolving and coming to an end? How did you acknowledge that as a nurse? Have you ever been in a situation where you did not say goodbye to a client and later regretted it? What might be the reasons for that?

Attachment:- Family centered care.rar