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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of The Child (UNICEF)

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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of The Child (UNICEF)

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(Articles 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,12, 13, 18, 24, 25)

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- The General Medical Council (2007)
0-18 years guidance : If a young person refuses treatment

- "Parents cannot override the competent consent of a young person to treatment that you consider is in their best interests. But you can rely on parental consent when a child lacks the capacity to consent. In Scotland parents cannot authorise treatment a competent young person has refused. In England,Wales and Northern Ireland, the law on parents overriding young people’s competent refusal is complex."

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Fundamentals of Care

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Kirk S and Glendinning C (2002) Supporting ‘Expert’ Parents – Professional Support for Families
Caring for a Child with Complex Health Care Needs in the Community. International Journal of
Nursing Studies 39, 625-635.

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Negotiation of care by children's nurses : lessons from research (Corlett, 2006)

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Negotiation of care by children's nurses : lessons from research (Corlett, 2006)

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Pediatric consent: Case study analysis using a principles approach (2012)

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Pediatric consent: Case study analysis using a principles approach (2012)

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Department of health - national service framework for children, young people and maternity services (2004)

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Emily: Compassion in Practice (DoH) Strategy

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Emily: Compassion in Practice (DoH) Strategy

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Emily: Royal College of Nursing - Safeguarding Children and Young People

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Emily: Royal College of Nursing - Safeguarding Children and Young People

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Emily: Autonomy and Dependence: A discussion paper on decision-making in teenagers and young people undergoing cancer treatment. (Davies J., 2015)

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Emily: Autonomy and Dependence: A discussion paper on decision-making in teenagers and young people undergoing cancer treatment. (Davies J., 2015)

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Rachel: The value of nursing literature review (Horton, 2007)

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Rachel: The value of nursing literature review (Horton, 2007)

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= Technology/medicine advancements have raised the political and ethical issues arising in nursing

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Rachel: Nursing ethical values and definitions literature review (Shahriari, 2013). 

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Rachel: Nursing ethical values and definitions literature review (Shahriari, 2013). 

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= Ethical values nurses have around world.
= Important value of respecting decision of patient, but also having the responsibility of providing all information so they can make an informed decision.

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Rachel: All Wales Universal Standards for CYP’s Specialised Healthcare Services. 

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Rachel: All Wales Universal Standards for CYP’s Specialised Healthcare Services. 

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= Professional standards in delivering care
= Professional standards on informing patients/families about choices available for their care.

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Principles of Nursing Practice (RCN)
- Professional values required for the basis of effective care.
- Individuals should make informed decisions in regards to their treatment and care.
- Care should be inclusive and in agreement with those involved.