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Let’s ensure there is positive change in children and young people’s nurse education
Concerns are being raised about children and young people's nurse education, and a un
The resilience of the nursing workforce has been sorely tested over the summer
The hot weather, pandemic health consequences and pay offer anger are a
A rise in UK cases of hepatitis is under investigation and potential explanations for the
Why workforce shortages and working practices in the NHS need to be addressed
COVID-19 has demonstrated how agile children’s nurses are, but has laid bare where there a
Overwhelmed: how children’s nurses are keeping going despite the constant pressure
A number of concerns are contributing to children’s nurses' anxiety
There’s no consensus on vaccinating children but school nurses will be key
Entries for the 2021 RCN Nursing Awards are now open
COVID-19 and mental health: the fallout for children and young people
More nurses and more support are needed to cope with a growing mental h
There is a potential end to the pandemic in sight with a vaccine, but tired nurses still f
Children have not felt the impact of the pandemic as older people have, but are still affe
As young people return to education, children’s nurses must be ready fort a resurgence in
The focus on the pandemic means safeguarding tragedies do not get the attention they
Social isolation and anxiety about contagion may have psychological effects on childre
Children’s nurses are an eclectic group, but by speaking as one they can influence policy
In the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, should we take inspiration from the gre
Parents need more support when infants go into neonatal care, but propos
More must be done to improve recruitment and retention from neonatal care to school nursing
Children's nurse Gillian Priday urged RCN congress to lobby for mandatory training to
