Developing partnerships between parents and pediatric nurses is fundamental to pediatric
nursing. Partnerships between parents and pediatric nurses are based on the development
of trusting relationships with the goal of improving the quality of pediatric nursing
care and child health outcomes. Collaborative partnerships between parents and pediatric
nurses create a nurturing and supportive environment for children and families to
promote health and to enhance coping with children's acute and chronic conditions
(
Christian, 2011
,
Christian, 2013
,
Christian, 2016
,
Christian, 2020
). Working in partnership with parents, insights gained from research with parents
and children provide the basis for the development of new intervention strategies
to improve children's health. These new intervention strategies are developed and
tested through research to improve health outcomes for children and families. To that
end, nursing research improves the health of children and families, while advancing
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