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Don't overlook the dads who care for children with complex needs

To meet the needs of mothers and fathers caring for children with complex needs, nurses should ensure that family contact and communication is inclusive
Posted 23 November 2023 - 09:00
A nurse talks to a mother sitting on the edge of her child’s hospital bed while the father, seated on the other side of the bed, holds his daughter’s hand
 
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