Family centred care

Family-Centered Care Student’s Name Institution Course # and Name Professor’s Name Submission Date Family-centered care can be understood as a strength-driven relational framework tailored to health clinicians to integrate efforts with families when offering care for children or infants. By implementing family-centered care in maternal child health settings, nurses can secure children’s short-term well-being as they achieve developmental milestones. This can be achieved while ensuring families are supported and considered in care plan formulation. Such an approach is increasingly beneficial to patients and families because it upholds principles of respect and dignity, optimal participation levels, collaboration, and information-sharing capabilities, thus fostering their health outcomes. By effectively implementing family-centered care, clinicians can enhance children's health as well as developmental outcomes, augment family engagement and empowerment, and acknowledge the role of parents in the child healthcare continuum. In this way, health practitioners ensure th...