Parent and service providers' perceptions regarding the delivery of family-centred paediatric rehabilitation services in a children's hospital

Abstract

These results show consistent strengths and weaknesses in FCS provision to children with disabilities and their families and the need to further address the demand for adequate provision of general information.

Use of the Measure of Processes of Care (MPOC‐20) to evaluate health service delivery for children with cerebral palsy and their families in Jordan: validation of Arabic‐translated version (AR‐MPOC‐20)

“…; Dickens et al . ). Service providers are encouraged to give more attention to effective communication and information exchange with families.…”

Exploring risk for abuse of children with chronic conditions or disabilities – parent's perceptions of stressors and the role of professionals

“…In line with other studies concerning support to children with disabilities (Hedov ; Dickens et al . ; Jeglinsky et al . ) it is obvious that the parents need the opportunity to devote more time to the children and less to the practicalities of obtaining access to support.…”

Health and social care: will they work together for children now?

“…Parental perceptions of caring for children receiving family-centred rehabilitation or disability services have been evaluated using Measures of Processes of Care,9 a 20-item questionnaire encompassing five domains: Enabling and Partnership, Providing General Information, Providing Specific Information about the Child, Co-ordinated and Comprehensive Care for the Family and Child and Respectful and Supportive Care.…”