doi.org/10.1017/S1035077200007021
Article type: Original Research
1 January 1996
Volume 21 Issue 2
doi.org/10.1017/S1035077200007021
Article type: Original Research
1 January 1996
Volume 21 Issue 2
Continuity of care for children in the ‘too hard’ basket: a literature review of care needs in the health system
Cas O'Neill1
Julie Contole1
Robyne Schwarz1
Doug Bryan1
Christine Minogue1
Affiliations
1 Royal Children's Hospital
Contributions
Cas O'Neill -
Julie Contole -
Robyne Schwarz -
Doug Bryan -
Christine Minogue -
Cas O'Neill1
Julie Contole1
Robyne Schwarz1
Doug Bryan1
Christine Minogue1
Affiliations
1 Royal Children's Hospital
CITATION: O'Neill C., Contole J., Schwarz R., Bryan D., & Minogue C. (1996). Continuity of care for children in the ‘too hard’ basket: a literature review of care needs in the health system. Children Australia, 21(2), 1081. doi.org/10.1017/S1035077200007021
Abstract
The following review of literature arose from Project Partnership, an initiative of the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, which was set up to identify systemic and organisational changes which could improve continuity and quality of care for children with long-term and complex health care needs. This article examines research findings and other literature relevant to the experience of families whose children have complex health care needs; the experience of hospital based, health care professionals who care for this group of children; and the complexities of undertaking collaborative research in a large health bureaucracy.