O-19将《联合国儿童权利公约》纳入姑息治疗环境

Oral Presentations - Late-Breaking Proffered Abstracts Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI:10.1136/spcare-2023-hunc.19

Emma Aspinall, Susan Hayward, Sarah Jasper

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儿童权利是法定或志愿部门所有儿童服务工作的核心。2019年，acorn开始了与联合国儿童基金会尊重权利计划的合作之旅，将联合国儿童权利公约(UNCRC)纳入我们通过慈善机构所做的一切;这一历程持续了三年多，并使Acorns成为第一个因其尊重人权工作而获得铜奖、银奖和金奖的非教育机构。目的分享我们将《儿童权利公约》纳入我们与儿童和治理进程的直接工作的经验。强调对我们作为责任承担者的员工和接受成为权利持有人的儿童的影响。方法2019 -确定来自每个临终关怀医院的联合国儿童基金会冠军，并成立指导小组。冠军们继续接受培训，并与其他参与该计划的组织会面。2020年3月-获得铜奖，以表彰正在实施的战略和运营规划，以支持所需的转型变革。2021年12月——因《联合国儿童权利公约》在收容所的知名度和对儿童的支持而获得银奖。2023年4月——Acorns被授予金奖，表彰其在《联合国儿童权利公约》中对儿童和青少年的影响，使他们能够了解自己的权利，并为他人争取权益。结果:儿童和青少年的信心和权力得到增强。年轻人积极规划自己的生命终结和死后护理。孩子们挑战决定，确定自己的愿望。以《联合国儿童权利公约》为参考，为其他人争取权益。要将《联合国儿童权利公约》纳入临终关怀，行政部门需要采取战略方针，将《联合国儿童权利公约》置于临终关怀精神的核心。抽象有多创新或有趣?我们希望分享我们的学习成果将使更广泛的姑息治疗部门的同事受益。

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O-19 Embedding the United Nations convention for the rights of the child into a palliative care setting

Background

Children’s Rights are central to the work of all children’s services across statutory or voluntary sectors. In 2019 Acorns commenced a journey with UNICEF’s Rights Respecting Program to embed the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in all we do through the charity; this journey took over three years and has resulted in Acorns being the first non-education organisation to received Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards for our Rights Respecting work.

Aims

To share our experience of embedding the UNCRC informing our direct work with children and governance process. Highlight the impact for our workforce as Duty Bearers and for the children who have embraced being Rights Holders.

Methods

2019 – UNICEF Champions from each of the hospices were identified, a steering group developed. Champions went on training, meeting with other organisations also participating in the programme. Mar. 2020 – Received the Bronze Award in recognition of the strategic and operational planning being put in place to support the transformational change required. Dec. 2021 – Received the Silver Award for the visibility of the UNCRC within the hospices and via support provided to children. Apr. 2023 – Acorns was awarded GOLD award for demonstrating the impact UNCRC had on children and young people empowering them to know their Rights and to champion for others.

Results

Evidence of increased confidence and empowerment for children and young people. Young people actively planning their end of life and after death care. Children challenging decisions and identifying their own wishes. Campaigning for others using the UNCRC as a reference.

Conclusions

To embed the UNCRC there needed to be a strategic approach from the Executive putting UNCRC at the core of the hospice’s ethos.

How innovative or of interest is the abstract?

We hope that sharing our learning will benefit colleagues from across the wider palliative care sector.

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