Improving parental engagement in child death review

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust0 个研究点目标入组 45 人开始时间: 2023年9月25日最近更新: 2024年8月26日

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•Healthcare professionals:
•1. The healthcare professionals (HCPs) (doctors and nurses) based in hospitals, hospices or community palliative care teams involved in Child Death Review (CDR) for children aged between 1 month and 18 years (post-neonatal child deaths)
•2. HCPs able to be complete a survey or be interviewed in English
•3. Able to give consent
•Bereaved parents:
•1. The parents of children who died aged between one month and eighteen years (post-neonatal child deaths) since the start of 2021 (but not within the last 6 months), in hospital, hospice or at home with palliative care from any cause
•2. Parents of children who died a minimum time period of 6 months ago, to ensure that hospitals/palliative care teams have had time to contact parents about CDR and to allow completion of CDR processes with parents offered feedback
•3. Parents may still take part if they are taking legal action against healthcare trusts as the research project will not be seeking clinical information from healthcare organisations so participation will not prejudice any legal proceedings
•4. Parents able to be interviewed in English or through an interpreter
•5. Able to give consent

•Healthcare professionals:
•1. HCPs not involved in Child Death Review in their hospital, hospice or palliative care team
•2. Refusal or unable to give consent
•Bereaved parents:
•1. Parents of children who die suddenly in the community or hospital Emergency Department (e.g. Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood [SUDIC], trauma, suicide)
•2. Parents of children who have died prior to 2021 and less than 6 months ago
•3. Refusal or unable to give consent
•4. Parents of babies aged under 1 month

发起方

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust