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      Partnership in nursing care (PINC): the Blackburn model.

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          Concerns that partnership in care was not really working brought about the need to establish new documentation. A written management plan of care which actively involves the child and family to identify the partnership in care component is essential. Integration of medical and nursing history forms the basic assessment for a jointly managed plan of care. A major culture change needed to be managed to ensure more purposeful and effective communication within the nursing team. The balance of power for nursing care delivery has shifted away from the children's nurse towards the child/parent/carer. The Blackburn PINC model has provided the structures to ensure partnership in care is a reality. Ongoing development and evaluation in response to nursing and parent comments ensures that the process is responsive to current needs.

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          Journal
          J Child Health Care
          Journal of child health care : for professionals working with children in the hospital and community
          SAGE Publications
          1367-4935
          1367-4935
          2001
          : 5
          : 1
          Affiliations
          [1 ] Paediatric Unit, Royal Infirmary, Blackburn, Lancashire. emkenyon@uclan.ac.uk
          Article
          10.1177/136749350100500106
          11858429
          ccbae970-0343-4cf2-b460-6dec0baaa336
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