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What is Child Life? Your Name, Institution, Etc.

Introduction educational background internship roles/areas typically employed

Therapeutic play communication between adults and children expression of emotions/feelings clarify misconceptions socialization with other children minimize stress

Therapeutic play normalization of environment –child-friendly environments –normal routines –peer issues –school issues

Medical play teaching tool - allows children to express frustrations, fears, and other emotions - assess and prepare for procedures - identify misconceptions

Coping/anxiety coping strategies choices enhance child’s sense of control procedural support distraction and guided imagery non-pharmacological pain management comfort items parental presence

Child development typical development effects of hospitalization, illness, injury, or stress on developmental milestones parent education staff education

Family-centered care sibling education and support parent support –encouraging parental involvement in care

Diagnosis-specific education new diagnosis compliance issues school reintegration

Preparation Surgery procedures

Bereavement working with the dying patient working with siblings

Conclusion Ways staff can utilize Child Life Child Life staff’s availability –Days, hours, pager