94). Empowerment has been identified as the most important element in health promotion strategies (Brimble, 2008, p. 127). By working alongside the patient, rather than dictating instructions, the nurse is able to give the patient a level of control and the focus becomes patient-centered (Merritt & Boogaerts, 2014, p. 93). Furthermore, an age-appropriate, child-centered approach would be applicable to Emily and increase her level of knowledge. For example, the use of information leaflets designed specifically for children (Brimble, 2008, p. 123). Overall, self-management and empowerment facilitate patient independence when healthcare providers provide adequate provision of education and counseling (Lawn, Delany, Sweet, Battersby, & Skinner, 2013, p. 1). For example, if the nurse has a good relationship with Emily, Emily is more likely to seek information, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and continue with the care needed to keep her healthy (Brimble, 2008, p..