[Participation in children's hospitals: approaches to participatory formats for paediatric patients].

IF 0.7 4区 医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Gesundheitswesen Pub Date : 2024-04-23 DOI:10.1055/a-2270-2840
Julia Bauer, Holly Clark, Michaela Coenen, Christoph Klein, Eva Annette Rehfuess, Carolin Ruther, Stephan Voss, Varinka Voigt-Blaurock, Caroline Jung-Sievers
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Based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, children and young people have the right to participate in all matters and decisions that affect them. This applies in particular when they are patients in a children's hospital. In the international context, established formats for the participation of young patients regarding health issues already exist, for example "Children's Councils" or "Young Person's Advisory Groups". In Germany, such approaches are still mostly lacking. It thus remains important to develop suitable formats that enable meaningful and effective participation of young patients in the health system. These formats must be chosen in such a way that they can realistically be implemented in clinical settings as well as in pediatric research, and that they can be sustained in the long term. In order to strengthen the consideration of children's rights in the health system, the advancement of such participatory formats as well as their sustainable implementation and evaluation are desirable.

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[儿童医院的参与:儿科病人参与形式的方法]。
根据联合国《儿童权利公约》,儿童和青少年有权参与对其有影响的所有事务和决策。这尤其适用于儿童医院的病人。在国际范围内,已经有了让年轻病人参与健康问题决策的既定模式,例如 "儿童理事 会 "或 "年轻人咨询小组"。而在德国,大部分情况下仍缺乏此类方法。因此,制定合适的形式,使年轻患者能够有意义、有效地参与到医疗系统中来,仍然十分重要。在选择这些形式时,必须确保它们能够在临床环境和儿科研究中切实可行,并且能够长期坚持。为了在卫生系统中加强对儿童权利的考虑,最好能推进这种参与形式,并对其进行可持续的实施和评估。
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