Across
- 2. Working together with the family and healthcare team to meet the child's needs
- 3. Communication that uses words and explanations appropriate for the child's age and developmental level
- 5. The nurse's responsibility to speak up for the child's needs rights and best interests
- 6. Care that considers the child's physical emotional developmental and social needs
- 9. What children can maintain when nurses offer appropriate choices during healthcare experiences
- 10. Care that recognizes the family as an integral part of the child's healthcare team
- 11. The foundation of the nurse-child relationship that develops through honesty consistency and respect
- 12. Respecting the child's right to participate in healthcare decisions according to developmental ability
Down
- 1. Nursing care designed to minimize physical and psychological distress for children and families
- 4. Including parents and caregivers as active participants in the child's care
- 7. Helping families obtain information resources and assistance needed to care for their child
- 8. A child's involvement in decisions and activities related to their healthcare