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Family presence during pediatric resuscitation can impact patient care, outcomes, and caregiver well-being. Applying trauma-informed, family-centered care ensures compassionate support during high-stress emergencies. This module offers practical strategies for integrating these principles into resuscitation scenarios. While resuscitations are emotionally intense for families, their presence can improve communication, offer comfort, and support decision-making. Structured practices help teams manage these moments with empathy and professionalism. Join this 45-minute module to enhance your ability to deliver trauma-informed, family-centered care during pediatric resuscitations—balancing clinical skill with compassionate support.
What You Will Learn
- Summarize key research on the impact of family-centered care during pediatric resuscitation on patient outcomes and caregiver well-being
- Develop a personal approach to integrating family-centered care practices into resuscitation scenarios
- Apply trauma-informed communication techniques to support families in high-acuity situations
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Family presence during pediatric resuscitation can impact patient care, outcomes, and caregiver well-being. Applying trauma-informed, family-centered care ensures compassionate support during high-stress emergencies. This module offers practical strategies for integrating these principles into resuscitation scenarios. While resuscitations are emotionally intense for families, their presence can improve communication, offer comfort, and support decision-making. Structured practices help teams manage these moments with empathy and professionalism. Join this 45-minute module to enhance your ability to deliver trauma-informed, family-centered care during pediatric resuscitations—balancing clinical skill with compassionate support.
What You Will Learn
- Summarize key research on the impact of family-centered care during pediatric resuscitation on patient outcomes and caregiver well-being
- Develop a personal approach to integrating family-centered care practices into resuscitation scenarios
- Apply trauma-informed communication techniques to support families in high-acuity situations
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