Children with chronic conditions usually prefer to be home with their family. Why do care providers support this preference? Select all that apply
A. At home, there are more caregivers (other siblings as well as parents).
B. At home, there is decreased chance of infection.
C. Home care is less expensive for the family than hospital care.
D. There is less sensory overload and sleep deprivation at home.
E. Living at home with a family is the normal lifestyle.
F. At home there will be more room for all the special equipment needed for the child.
ANS: B, D, E
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