Casey's model
Casey's model (kay-siz) n. a model of family-centred care for paediatric nursing in which the care of children (well or sick) is regarded as best carried out by their families, with varying degrees of assistance from members of a suitably qualified health-care team as necessary. See also nursing models. [ A. Casey (1951– ), British nurse theorist]
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