The impact of the family-centered empowerment model on the children's quality of life with chemical burns and their parent’s perceived stress

Effects of family centered nursing model on children with primary nephrotic syndrome: A systematic review and meta-analysis

“…The study found that actively mobilizing the assistance of family members could effectively shorten the hospitalization time of children patients, reduce the incidence of complications, alleviate the anxiety of children’s family members, effectively improve communication between children’s family members and nursing staff, increase the understanding, cooperation and trust of nursing work, and improve the nursing satisfaction of family members, which was conducive to forming a good nurse–patient relationship and alleviating increasingly tense between nurses and patients. [31,32]…”

A Nursing Philosophy of Family Empowerment in Caring Under-Five Children Illness

“…Vuorenmaa et al, 2016). Another study states that family empowerment by health workers can reduce parental stress and also improve the quality of life of sick children (Mohammadzadeh et al, 2022). The closest family and have the right to make decisions on children including children’s health are parents, both fathers, and mothers, with the application of parental empowerment in health services, they can train parents on how they should play a role in daily child care or when the child is sick, improve their knowledge and skills, can increase their confidence in caring for children so that parents can work together with health workers in making the right decisions in the care of their children (Maaret Vuorenmaa et al, 2016).…”

“…Empowerment programs that can be applied based on scientific evidence are through several component approaches such as perceived threats, skills, and self-efficiency, increasing self-confidence through educational participation and evaluation (Shoghi et al, 2019). Another application of family empowerment in caring for sick children with burns is empowerment based on a family-centered care model consisting of four stages, namely threat perception, self-efficacy, self-esteem, and evaluation (Mohammadzadeh et al, 2022). The first stage is the perception of threat, which is to examine the parent’s perception of the child’s health, by explaining the disease that is being experienced by the child starting from the definition, the impact of hospital and home care, and treatment on the treatment plan.…”

“…Children have unique characteristics that are different from adults, when children are sick they need specific treatment according to the disease they are experiencing, and the first level of care when a sick toddler is in the family. Families caring for sick toddlers often experience stress caused by worries about the illness experienced by the child and how to treat the child when the child is sick (Mohammadzadeh et al, 2022). Parents caring for sick children are in a state of confusion about the roles they have to do, they tend not to be confident in managing treatment when their children are sick, this results in parents not being able to make the right decisions when the child is sick, even though the role of parents is very important in this condition (Maaret Vuorenmaa et al, 2016).…”

“…Several studies have stated that family-centered nursing interventions by empowering families are effective in increasing the closeness of children and parents and the ability of parents to care for their children (Rasheed et al, 2021;Arief et al, 2020;Piotrowska et al, 2017), By involving families in child care, it reduces parental concerns about the child care process while the child is sick (M. . Another study states that family empowerment by health workers can reduce parental stress and also improve the quality of life of sick children (Mohammadzadeh et al, 2022). The closest family and have the right to make decisions on children including children's health are parents, both fathers, and mothers, with the application of parental empowerment in health services, they can train parents on how they should play a role in daily child care or when the child is sick, improve their knowledge and skills, can increase their confidence in caring for children so that parents can work together with health workers in making the right decisions in the care of their children (Maaret .…”