The iSupport rights-based standards are based around six principles. Click on the images to access and download the standards.

Infographic about children's health care standards, principles, and rights, with colorful icons and bullet points.
Information sheet outlining standards for children undergoing health care tests, treatments, exams, or interventions, emphasizing communication, decision-making, and respect for children's rights, with colorful icons and supportive imagery.

Versions of the standards co-developed with children and young people

Educational poster titled "I Support Standards" with colorful text and icons. It describes standards for staff and students, emphasizing understanding and communication, with sections about giving information, sharing views, and asking questions.
Infographic titled 'I Support Standards' with illustrations of healthcare staff engaging in communication with patients. It emphasizes listening, honest information, asking questions, respecting preferences, and considering patient views for better healthcare interactions.

You can print off these posters to display in your clinical area.

Poster with colorful icons and text supporting children's rights for health care testing, treatment, examination, and intervention, including guidelines for effective communication and decision-making.
Table displaying information about rights-based standards against key evidence and articles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, with colorful illustrations of a leaf, a triangle, a heart, and a checkmark.
An informational poster with a headline titled 'A call to action from children and young people with lived experience of clinical procedures.' The poster includes quotes from two young individuals, Katie and Jack, sharing their experiences with medical procedures. The design features a colorful 'ISUPPORT' logo at the top right, a green leaf graphic, and decorative wave elements at the bottom.

The iSUPPORT standards are free to download and use.

The ISupport standards by ISUPPORT are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

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