Historically, early pediatric nursing care:
1. Included families in the plan of care and allowed one parent to be present with the child.
2. Employed relationship-based care.
3. Included flexibility in family visitation.
4. Was impersonal and focused primarily on preventing the spread of disease.
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1. Parents were not included in the decision making and were not allowed to be present with the child at all times.
2. Relationship-based care was not historically considered.
3. Visitation has historically been rigid.
4. Historically, pediatric care was impersonal and focused on preventing the spread of disease.
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