Caregiving and Relationships

Nursing care can be done in various ways. Informally from family and friends, or formally through primary and secondary care, social care or medical care. Primary care is a general practitioner, dentist, or glasses technician - the one you see when you first encounter problems (K101, module 2, page 74). Secondary care refers to other medical professionals who may be exposed after participating in primary care. Relationships are always established where care is involved and the quality of this relationship may be an important factor in providing quality of care.

1) Parenting skills and actual interaction between parents and babies 2) Recognition of parents' babies or their child rearing 3) Pressure on care for human relations 4) Relationships of quality of care, including attachment 5) Children's society The emotional development and countermeasures must be suitable for children under 2 years of age. They may occasionally overlap or overlap with those used by healthy visitors, local pediatricians or adult mental health services. No action should control the conference at the time of application and should produce clinically useful information that can be understood by the customer and related to partner institutions and commissioners. They should also be unlikely to make false or false positive responses. Evidence indicates that measurement results can improve results

In this article we review the current theory and evidence of the importance of caregiver and child relationships for survival and healthy development of children from birth to 3 years of age. It began with the pioneering contribution of the World Health Organization (WHO) in the field of nursing. In 1951, the World Health Organization asked John Bowlby to investigate the impact of child separation from families and caregivers as a result of World War II in Europe. - Caring for a child has a major impact on survival, growth and development - care is a caregiver (mother, brother, parents and child care) to provide meals, health care, healthy child survival, growth and development Provider) is a necessity. Exciting and emotional support - In addition to practice itself, how to act in terms of feelings and responses to children - is essential for the survival, growth and development of children.

Caregiver - the importance of child interaction for infant's survival and healthy development