'Good leadership' is explicitly committed to achieving responsive care and promotes this within the organization (JCR, EDS): leaders take responsibility for reaching this goal (CRF).
Acute mental illness is an emergency that needs responsive care.
For a variety of reasons, many parents struggle providing sensitive, responsive care.
Experts agree that children who receive sensitive, responsive care during the first years of their lives get an important head start.
These capabilities help us to get and keep a job, provide responsive care for children, manage a household, and contribute productively to the community.
The Francis report highlighted the fact that quality is about more than improving outcomes and hitting targets: it is about developing a culture of patient-centred, compassionate and responsive care.
All three families said that doctors and therapists were constantly handing out business cards, friendly advice and vague offers of help, but that it was nearly impossible to find firm guidance and quick, flexible, responsive care.
Gill Haynes, of the National Childminders Associationn, argued that the highly responsive care that the very young require is better delivered by childminders who are, often mature, have 'life skills' and are parents themselves.
Romania's Abandoned Children, the authoritative account of this landmark study, documents the devastating toll paid by children who are deprived of responsive care, social interaction, stimulation, and psychological comfort.
This practice, commonly referred to as continuity of care (CoC), is recommended for center-based group settings to provide infants and toddlers with the sensitive, responsive care needed to promote early development.
Five elements of experience were identified, including (a) freedom and self-expression, (b) designed for disability (c) flexible and responsive care environment, (d) establishing relationships and (e) defining spaces.
