Exploring new methods of adherence assessment for asthma care
Study looks at using an electronic monitoring device to measure adherence to treatment in young people with severe asthma
Study looks at using an electronic monitoring device to measure adherence to treatment in young people with severe asthma
Implications of studies into neonatal, child and adolescent health
At-risk young people in a US middle school took part in an innovative qualitative research project.
A Facebook forum and support group has been set up for families of children with developmental dysplasia of the hip.
Peer review is the evaluation of work by one or more people of similar competence, or who have expertise in the same area of practice.
This month we focus on two examples of child health-related tools for parents available via the NHS Choices website.
Transition from child to adult healthcare services remains problematic and variable between health boards and can be distressing for families.
Conducting research to a high standard requires funding and grant applications to funding bodies need a detailed breakdown of justified costs to show value for money. All expenditure must be accounted for, even down to the cost of tea and coffee.
Working as a nurse researcher can be personally and professionally rewarding, according to two children's nurses who have done it