Supporting development of children with chronic conditions: from compliance toward shared management.
Supporting development of children with chronic conditions: from compliance toward shared management.
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支持慢性病儿童的发展：从合规到共享管理。
作者：
G. Kieckhefer;C. Trahms
患有慢性病的儿童可以达到Bright Futures（1994）中阐述的整体健康结果，该模型概述了一系列有助于塑造独立健康成年人的社会，发展和健康结果成就。这些结果开始与家庭和供应商之间的治疗联盟的发展，并结束与一个独立的，健康的功能成人。然而，这些成果的实现离不开提供者的支持。理想情况下，医疗保健提供者应合并多种实践模式，在孩子的一生中提供预期的指导方法，以协助家庭完成这一重要任务。三种模式被发现是有用的：发展，领导和不断变化的焦点，家庭可以融入日常生活。
Children with chronic conditions can meet the overall health outcomes articulated in Bright Futures (1994), a model outlining a continuum of social, developmental, and health outcome achievements that help shape an independent, healthy adult. These outcomes begin with the development of a therapeutic alliance between families and providers and end with an independent, healthy functioning adult. The achievement of these outcomes does not come without the support of providers, however. Health care providers ideally merge multiple models of practice to provide an anticipatory guidance approach throughout the child's life to assist the family in this important task. Three models have been found useful: developmental, leadership, and changing foci, which families can merge into every day life.