Nursing Children and Young People is a unique digital resource covering evidence-based practice in child health nursing.
Nursing Children and Young People is a unique digital resource covering evidence-based practice in child health nursing. It aims to promote excellence in neonatal, infant, children’s and young people’s care.
The journal is available in print or digital formats and includes unlimited access to our website.
We publish news, analysis, features, original research, clinical updates and policy briefings, literature reviews, service evaluations, audits, case studies and opinion articles.
We also publish continuing professional development articles to inform, support and educate nurses working in this field of practice, and to help contributors and their readers prepare for revalidation. Areas of focus include:
- Acute care
- Community
- Complex care
- Neonatal care
- Long-term conditions
- Professional issues
Nursing Children and Young People is indexed on PubMed and BNI.
Online publishing dates for Nursing Children and Young People journal 2025
| Volume and issue | *Online date | |
|---|---|---|
| January 37.1 | Thursday 9 January | |
| March 37.2 | Thursday 6 March | |
| May 37.3 | Thursday 8 May | |
| July 37.4 | Thursday 3 July | |
| September 37.5 | Thursday 4 September | |
| November 37.6 | Thursday 6 November | |
*subject to change
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Nursing Children and Young People is now available as part of RCNi Plus, a purpose-built platform that brings together RCNi’s extensive range of resources and new personalisation features to help you stay up to date with information relevant to your practice.
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Organisations can also subscribe to Nursing Children and Young People on behalf of their nurses or students.
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ISSN 2046-2336 (print)
ISSN 2046-2344 (online)
