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The partnership myth? Examining current opinions.

There is a need for further clarification of the concept of partnership. A philosophy of 'family-centred care' will require negotiation with, and commitment from, all concerned with care delivery in the ward and beyond. Paediatric nursing needs to adopt a flexible and non-judgmental approach in order to facilitate the needs of all families. The concept of 'partnership in care' is of benefit to families caring for sick children in the context of today's economic and political climate.