The document outlines India's national policy for children, which includes providing comprehensive healthcare and nutrition, free and compulsory education up to age 14, and special programs for vulnerable children. It also discusses the importance of properly preparing children for hospitalization, maintaining family relationships during illness, and addressing parental anxiety related to a child's hospitalization through emotional support and trust with medical staff.
The document outlines India's national policy for children, which includes providing comprehensive healthcare and nutrition, free and compulsory education up to age 14, and special programs for vulnerable children. It also discusses the importance of properly preparing children for hospitalization, maintaining family relationships during illness, and addressing parental anxiety related to a child's hospitalization through emotional support and trust with medical staff.
The document outlines India's national policy for children, which includes providing comprehensive healthcare and nutrition, free and compulsory education up to age 14, and special programs for vulnerable children. It also discusses the importance of properly preparing children for hospitalization, maintaining family relationships during illness, and addressing parental anxiety related to a child's hospitalization through emotional support and trust with medical staff.
The document outlines India's national policy for children, which includes providing comprehensive healthcare and nutrition, free and compulsory education up to age 14, and special programs for vulnerable children. It also discusses the importance of properly preparing children for hospitalization, maintaining family relationships during illness, and addressing parental anxiety related to a child's hospitalization through emotional support and trust with medical staff.
Principles of Indian’s National Policy for children
are-
• A comprehensive health program for all
children & provision of nutrition services for children
• Provision of health care, nutrition & nutritional
education for mother. Cont…National policy for children
• Free & compulsory education up to age of 14 yr,
informal education for preschoolers.
• Out of school education for those not having
access to formal education.
• Promotion of game, recreation, extracurricular
activities in school & community centers. Cont…National policy for children
• Special programs for children from weaker
sections. • Facilities for education, training & rehabilitation for children in disaster. • Protection against neglect, cruelty, exploitation. • Banning of employment in hazardous occupations & in heavy work for children. Cont…National policy for children
• Special treatment, education, rehabilitation &
care of physically handicapped, emotionally, disturbed or mentally retarded children.
• Priority for the protection & relief of children in
time of national distress & clamity.
• Special programs to encourage talented & gifted
children Hospitalization of sick child Cont…
• In spite of best preventive and promotive health
care, some children become sick and need hospitalization.
• Children for hospitalization are important to
prevent psychological or emotional trauma of hospitalization. Cont…
• Older children can be explained about The need
for admission.
• Admission to the hospital can be a positive
psychological experience for children, if prepared properly. • Family integrity and the child’s relationship should be maintained. Family interaction must be understood to follow the child’s behavior and reaction during health and disease. • The sick child should be supported and guided to learn to handle new experiences and feeling by family participation to provide love and security during illness and hospital stay. • Need of each child are different based on individual difference, family background, level of growth and development and degree of illness.
• Hospitalized child should be cared by the
professional nurse following scientific process with appropriate therapeutic and nursing intervention • Family participation for planning , implementation and evaluation plan of car is essential for optimal output by continuity care.
• Within a safe environment, the sick child needs
expert physical care, emotional support, expression of feeling and continuation of school education, to promote continuity growth, both in acute and chronic illness. • Parents should have trusting relationship with nurse and health team members and permission for expression of feeling and emotion in the hospital environment.
• Hospitalization is break in the unity of the
family. • Hospitalization of the child is break in the unity of the family. Emotional reaction of each member of the family must be considered to help them to adjust with stress due to the hospital situation and illness. The specific causes of parental anxiety related to the hospitalization of their children are the fear of the following-
• Strange environment in the hospital
• Separation from the child
• Unknown events and outcome
Cont…The specific causes of parental anxiety related to the hospitalization of their children are the fear of the following-
• The suffering of the child
• Spread of infection of the other members of the family • Unbearable financial obligations incurred through the illness. • Society will look upon the illness as reflection of something wrong with the parents. • There are so many factors which may increase the parental anxiety.
• The anxious parent can be recognized by the
trembling, wavery voice, restlessness, irritability, withdrawal or erratic body movements.
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