Information needs of parents for acute childhood illness: determining 'what, how, where and when' of safety netting using qualitative exploration with parents and clinicians

Keyphrases

• Acute childhood Illness 100%
• Safety Netting 100%
• Parental Needs 100%
• Delivery Mechanisms 40%
• British Community 40%
• Pediatric 40%
• Web-based 20%
• Healthcare Settings 20%
• Community-based 20%
• Information Technology 20%
• Material Medium 20%
• Information Type 20%
• Child-centered 20%
• Nursery 20%
• Midland 20%
• Digital Media 20%
• Literacy Skills 20%
• White British 20%
• Healthcare Professionals 20%
• Parents' Views 20%
• Emergency Department 20%
• General Practice 20%
• Internet Information 20%
• Literacy Level 20%
• Content Delivery 20%
• Common Disease 20%
• First-line Care 20%
• Audiovisual Materials 20%
• Serious Illness 20%
• Content Formats 20%
• Telephone-based 20%
• Internet Phone 20%
• Simple Symbol 20%
• Written Material 20%
• Low Literacy 20%
• Illness Management 20%
• Quality Criteria 20%
• Effective Resource 20%
• Out-of-hours Service 20%
• Content Quality 20%
• Face-to-face Learning 20%
• Tailored Approach 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Clinician 100%
• Diseases 100%
• Pediatrics 40%
• Nurse 20%
• Emergency Department 20%
• General Medicine 20%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Pediatric Ward 33%