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As the focus on evidence-based healthcare delivery gains momentum, nurses need to critically
Living with disability: Part 3 Communication and care
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Living with disability: Part 2
This second part of a series of three CPD articles examines the relationship between childre
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Inequalities in children’s health
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Children and young people have a right to privacy and respect.
Tracheostomy management
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Safeguarding children
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Family involvement: are we asking too much?
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Culture, ethnicity, race: what’s the difference?
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A child with acute or end stage renal failure requiring haemodialysis has specific needs.
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This article describes the clinical and social effects of childhood nephrotic syndrome and re
The aim of this article is to update nurses on the properties of oxygen, how it should be pre