SUCCEED Child Feeding Alliance, Lina Breik, Ethan Chaffey, Katherine Chan, Jayde Coy, Naomi Crockett, Francesca Crowe, Ann Dadich, Jacqueline Dalby-Payne, Bonnie Dorise, Kay Downie, Chris Elliot, Vita Fletcher, Krystal Furey, Melissa Glaysher, Jessica Gowans, Katelyn Guinea, Siobhan Handley, Tania Hillman, Melissa Homan, Anna Ierardo, Emily J. Lively, Rachel Low, Khadeejah Moraby, Suzanne Morony, Chee Y. Ooi, Noémi Scheuring, Meg Simione, Susan Woolfenden, Simone Wright, Nick Hopwood
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Paediatric home enteral nutrition (HEN) is becoming more common. Existing research and guidelines point to the importance of carer education. However, ongoing HEN care in the community is not well covered, and many of those caring for children with feeding tubes have insufficient training, contributing to safety incidents in paediatric HEN. This article presents a novel gold standard for home nasogastric tube feeding for infants and children. It is developed through interviews with clinicians (n = 13) and parents (n = 4), and revised in consultation with a wider group of clinicians (n = 22), parents (n = 4), researchers (n = 2) and other professionals involved in supporting families with children who tube feed (n = 2). The gold standard reflects the authors' consensus recommendations. Alignment of its features with peer-reviewed research is highlighted. The gold standard considers NG tube feeding at home as a mealtime (rather than medical procedure) that is safe, responsive to the child's cues, and family friendly. Where weaning is expected, it also prepares the child for this.
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The Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health publishes original research articles of scientific excellence in paediatrics and child health. Research Articles, Case Reports and Letters to the Editor are published, together with invited Reviews, Annotations, Editorial Comments and manuscripts of educational interest.
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