Qualitative study identifies emotional support and training needs in pediatric palliative care implementation, suggesting advanced practice nurses enhance care.
Key Points
Nurses reported valuable insights on pediatric palliative care, viewing it as family-centered but faced challenges in execution.
Emotional strain, time constraints, and communication barriers were significant concerns for nursing staff during implementation.
Qualitative analysis revealed the necessity for cultural reframing of the term 'palliative' and improved education for staff.
The presence of an advanced practice nurse is crucial for providing clinical support and facilitating better communication among team members.
Cite This Study
Saringer-Siegl et al. (2025) studied this question.