Relationship-based care expands care delivery beyond core concepts of family-centered care to include:
1. Informed consent that only includes the parent, regardless of age of the pediatric patient.
2. The nurse's developing a relationship with family members through one-on-one conversations.
3. Focusing on identifying the relationship structure of the family.
4. Exclusion of siblings from the plan of care.
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1. Informed consent includes the parent and sometimes the child, depending on the the child's age and mental status.
2. Relationship-based nursing includes one-on-one conversations with the family members.
3. Relationship-based nursing does not simply focus on identifying the structure of the family.
4. When appropriate, siblings can be included in the plan of care with relationship-based care.
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