A study suggests ways to develop strategies to help prevent, detect and manage anxiety
Evidence and Practice
A study suggests ways to develop strategies to help prevent, detect and manage anxiety
Clinical
It must be inclusive, supportive and aligned to the needs of children and young people and their families
Enhancing nurses’ understanding of extra-familial harm and contextual safeguarding
Nurses need more education on the care of autistic children and young people and their parents
How virtual resources can support nurses and children and young people in conflict settings
Children’s bone fragility and the critical role of nurses in identification and prevention
CPD articles
Symptoms and pathophysiology of APBS and the importance of a multimodal management strategy
Lessons from failures, barriers nurses may face and strategies to maintain child-centred practice
Improving nurses’ recognition of symptoms that may indicate a serious cardiac condition
The epidemiology of measles and the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine
Second of two articles that aim to develop nurses’ understanding of SPOT programme and PEWS charts
How nurses can identify and document deterioration in a child’s health status
Practice question
Why CPAP is used, complications, and how it differs from non-invasive ventilation (NIV)
ECMO can support children with primary respiratory and cardiac failure
Good communication is essential to elicit accurate information and optimise care
Young people should have access to education, assessment and treatment for sexual health
Children undergoing bone marrow transplants need support and follow up
Children’s nurses can help prevent young people from being exploited in drug trafficking
A to Z of syndromes
First identified in 2015, there is no vaccine for this virus, which can have devastating effects on the unborn child
An insight into this rare genetic disorder in which both parents are recessive gene carriers
An insight into this genetic disorder occurring in 1 in 6,000 infant males
Waardenburg syndrome is a genetic disorder that gives people a distinctive appearance
Understanding Usher syndrome which is found in approximately 10,000 people in the UK
An insight into this genetic disorder which carries a poor prognosis and is often fatal
