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- A caring continuum for children nearing the end of life can be improved by enhancing the range of interventions available to them in various healthcare settings, including the ICU and pediatric units.
- By integrating advanced practice nursing teams focused on critical care, the quality of support for these children can be elevated.
- Close collaboration among healthcare professionals is essential for effectively managing the complex needs of seriously ill children.
Article Abstract
A caring continuum to children at the close of life can be established by broadening the scope of intervention available to these children in the ICU, general pediatric unit, and the clinic with critical care based advanced practice nursing team, providing close interdisciplinary coordination of complex care.
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