Christine Walker
Sir Al Aynsley Green: ‘Why do we have such appalling outcomes for children?’
Sir Aynsley-Green hopes his new book will highlight issues about children’s health and rights
Learning Disability Practice conference looks to future nursing issues
Innovation, changes in nursing practice and an ageing population’s needs were explored
Sell-out Learning Disability Practice conference in October will ensure a lively agenda
Lessons from the Learning Disabilities Mortality Review, recruitment and reasonable adjustments at this year’s event
Is children's healthcare back on the map or just for the summer?
Involving fathers more in the care of their sick children is one issue that seems to be gaining momentum
Health education summit bids to stem decline in college enrolment numbers
A summit on the recruitment crisis in learning disability nurse education to be held
Looking to the future for learning disability nurses
New standards on how people with learning disabilities are cared for in hospitals in England have been launched, meanwhile two category winners in this year's RCNi Awards showcase just how innovative staff in the specialty can be
Lessons from team who won more nursing for special schools
Work of team who showed value of nursing in special schools holds lessons for others
Make child health promotion in the community a global priority – ICN president
Community-based child health promotion is a sound investment
Congress votes unanimously to preserve field of learning disability nursing
In a congress debate, members heard that universities were closing programmes and nurses leaving without being replaced
Nurse invents app to help avoid diabetes risk
A nurse has invented a game app to show people with learning disabilities how much sugar...
Helping prepare people with learning disabilities for injections using sensory communication
Jo Grace explains approaches to giving an injection with someone who is non-verbal
Ireland's chief nurse promises bright future for intellectual disability nurses
Siobhan O'Halloran says Ireland is investing in its undergraduate nursing programmes
Alder Hey Children's Hospital sends condolences to family after death of Alfie Evans
Trust acknowledges that Alfie's case had deeply affected everyone involved
Summit urged on crisis in learning disability nursing
Top academics are calling for a summit on the staffing crisis in learning disability nursing
Specialist training is essential to meet the needs of people with learning disabilities
Mencap’s Treat Me Well campaign aimed at healthcare professionals follows NHS failings more than a decade ago
Could you be the next student columnist for Nursing Children and Young People?
Nursing Children and Young People, the country's leading journal for children's nurses, is looking for a student to write its regular Student voice column
Time to really prepare the NHS for winter
While some people might not accept the NHS is in a crisis, it is hard to deny the increasing numbers of staff shortages, now more common than ever before.
Neonatal care needs to put more emphasis on multiple births
A twins and multiple births report reveals regional variations in care, but how much can be read into the differences?