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Development of a Formalized Pediatric Visitation Program in the PACU Through Evidence-Based Practice.
Journal of Perianesthesia Nursing : Official Journal of the American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses 2016 Februrary
IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROBLEM: The national trend and 2003 American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses position statement supports visitation during Phase I care. Nurses at our institution had an inconsistent practice of rejoining families with their child during this period.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this project was to investigate nurses' attitudes and beliefs toward family-centered care. A formalized pediatric visitation program was also created.
METHODOLOGY: A survey was used to evaluate nurses' attitudes and beliefs regarding family-centered care. Education was provided for the nurses and patient and/or families. The formalized visitation program included updated policies, use of technological support to improve communication with families, and development of an educational pamphlet.
OUTCOMES: A pediatric visitation program that reunites the family and child while supporting nurses was developed and implemented.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PERIANESTHESIA NURSES: This visitation program may be explored for replication in perianesthesia or other applicable settings.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this project was to investigate nurses' attitudes and beliefs toward family-centered care. A formalized pediatric visitation program was also created.
METHODOLOGY: A survey was used to evaluate nurses' attitudes and beliefs regarding family-centered care. Education was provided for the nurses and patient and/or families. The formalized visitation program included updated policies, use of technological support to improve communication with families, and development of an educational pamphlet.
OUTCOMES: A pediatric visitation program that reunites the family and child while supporting nurses was developed and implemented.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PERIANESTHESIA NURSES: This visitation program may be explored for replication in perianesthesia or other applicable settings.
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