A pediatric critical care unit wishes to ensure family-centered care. What nursing actions will best support family-centered care?
A) Asking parents to leave during painful procedures for the child
B) Assuming that the child's illness is secondary to parental ignorance
C) Encourage a family member to be constantly present at the child's side
D) Restricting visits by family to ensure that the child can rest
C
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