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    Patients, Providers And Perceptions: Achieving Quality Of Care When Goals Are Not Aligned

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    Patients, Providers And Perceptions: Achieving Quality Of Care When Goals Are Not Aligned
    Author
    Smith, Catherine
    Date
    2022-05-05
    Subject
    Asthma
    Pediatrics
    Quality of care
    Treatment adherence
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/2469
    Abstract
    Despite asthma remaining one of the most common chronic pediatric conditions, patients are still constantly hospitalized due to poor self-management. Patient-centered care requires professionals to understand what barriers need to be modified in order to promote controlled asthma during healthy childhood/adolescent development. This literature review consists of seven key articles from CINAHL and PubMed with common themes identified: (1) nurses can help incorporate asthma care techniques that enhance healthy childhood and adolescent development (2) nurses can help identify family roles to start establishing patient resilience in childhood and (3) patients who have an interdependent relationship with providers have increased medical treatment adherence. These themes highlight the need for healthcare workers to ensure that patient-centered care is the core of patients self-managing their asthma. At the same time, natural family roles are respected, and patients can care for themselves with little distractions from having a healthy childhood. In return, this will help improve the quality of self-care and decrease hospital readmissions in asthmatic pediatric patients.
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