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CE Home > Pediatric Nursing > Parental Reactions to Having a Child with Disabilities

Parental Reactions to Having a Child with Disabilities    
by Donna D. Wittert, RN, APN/CNP, MSN and Dianne Steudel Burdette, BSN, RN, CPN
CE181-60 l 1.00 hr

Parental Reactions to Having a Child with Disabilities - CE181-60  


        Price  ( $ 10.00 )
Objectives:

The goal of this program is to familiarize nurses with parental reactions to having a child with disabilities and how to support those parents. After you study the information presented here, you will be able to —

  • Describe the concepts of chronic sorrow, transformed parenting, and normalization associated with parenting a child with disabilities.
  • Identify parents who are more likely to deny a child’s disability for a longer period of time.
  • State two types of support a nurse can provide to parents of children with disabilities.

This course will be updated or discontinued on or before 5/28/2011


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Gannett Education, formerly known as Nursing Spectrum Division of Continuing Education, is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.

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