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Re: 13 year old in the OR for C-secFrom: Vandeveer, Melissa (mvandeve.ucs@smtp.usi.edu)Mon Mar 18 10:59:40 1996
As a pediatric nurse educator and nurse practitioner I can support the family in wanting a 13 year old in the ER. Nurse discomfort is often nurse workload, resistence to change - it is easier to just say its hospital policy. Developmentally the child is likely to benefit from the experience and the family will be supported by the health care providers. As far as hospital policy goes - when I was a nursing student on a pediatric rotation in 1965 parents were allowed to visit their own children from 2 to 4 and 7-8. One reason was to reduce infections. It took a lot to get nurses to deal with the "hassle" of parents.
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