The formative evaluation of an assessment framework to identify psychosocial issues experienced by the families of children who are seriously or chronically ill

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The formative evaluation of an assessment framework to identify psychosocial issues experienced by the families of children who are seriously or chronically ill

Aim: The views of parents and health care professionals’ about discussing family issues when a child is in hospital are presented. Data were gathered in a major children’s hospital to finalise a family psychosocial assessment framework that is acceptable and ready for implementation. Background:...

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Main Authors:	Tallon, Mary, Kendall, Garth, Priddis, Lynn
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	2015
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/87370

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