Family-centered Care: Putting it Into Action : the SPN/ANA Guide to Family-centered Care |
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Increased consumer satisfaction with health care has been found to be the
overriding benefit of patient and family advisory councils ( Webster and Johnson ,
2000 ) . The Institute for Family - Centered Care has identified a number of
specific ...
Increased consumer satisfaction with health care has been found to be the
overriding benefit of patient and family advisory councils ( Webster and Johnson ,
2000 ) . The Institute for Family - Centered Care has identified a number of
specific ...
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Involvement of family members in the process of identifying and implementing
needed changes through a formal mechanism such as a Family Advisory Council
or a Consumer Advisory Board ( Webster and Johnson , 2000 ) models the ...
Involvement of family members in the process of identifying and implementing
needed changes through a formal mechanism such as a Family Advisory Council
or a Consumer Advisory Board ( Webster and Johnson , 2000 ) models the ...
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The process of evaluating outcomes of care has evolved over time from Florence
Nightingale's first use of actual data to document patient outcomes during the
Crimean War ( Johnson and Maas , 1997 ; Lang and Marek , 1990 ; Salive ...
The process of evaluating outcomes of care has evolved over time from Florence
Nightingale's first use of actual data to document patient outcomes during the
Crimean War ( Johnson and Maas , 1997 ; Lang and Marek , 1990 ; Salive ...
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