Actual implementation of sick children’s rights in Italian pediatric units: a descriptive study based on nurses’ perceptions

BMC Medical Ethics 16 (1):33 (2015)
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Abstract

Several charters of rights have been issued in Europe to solemnly proclaim the rights of children during their hospital stay. However, notwithstanding such general declarations, the actual implementation of hospitalized children’s rights is unclear. The purpose of this study was to understand to which extent such rights, as established by the two main existing charters of rights, are actually implemented and respected in Italian pediatric hospitals and the pediatric units of Italian general hospitals, as perceived by the nurses working in them

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