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Patients, Providers, And Perceptions: Achieving Quality Of Care When Goals Are Not Aligned
Smith, Catherine Smith, Catherine
Smith, Catherine
Smith, Catherine
Title
Patients, Providers, And Perceptions: Achieving Quality Of Care When Goals Are Not Aligned
Date
2022-05-01
Subject
asthma
pediatrics
primary care providers
family dynamics
pediatrics
primary care providers
family dynamics
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Abstract
Despite asthma remaining one of the most common chronic pediatric conditions, patients are still constantly hospitalized due to poor adherence to the treatment plan. Patient-centered care requires professionals to understand what barriers affect controlled asthma during healthy childhood/adolescent development. This literature review consists of seven key articles from the CINAHL and PubMed databases with common themes identified (a) providers and patients have different goals of effective care; (b) nurses can help identify family roles to manage asthma care while building patient resilience and (c) identifying factors that decrease treatment compliance. These themes highlight the need for nurses to expand their role as medical caregivers and educators into a mediator between pediatric patients, their family members, and their providers. At the same time, natural family roles need to be respected and patients can care for themselves with little distractions from having a healthy childhood. This helps to improve the quality of self-care and decrease hospital readmissions in pediatric patients with asthma.
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Nursing
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)