Clinical
Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.
Bereavement and children’s mental health: recognising the effects of early parental loss
Effects of early parental death on mental health and implications for healthcare practice
Children and young people’s experiences of having a sibling with complex health needs
A literature review of the experiences of the siblings of children with complex health needs
Neonatal abdominal X-rays: indications, procedure and interpretation
How to investigate suspected abdominal conditions in neonates
CPD: evaluating a masterclass for band 5 children’s nurses
Factors to consider when developing CPD opportunities for band 5 children’s nurses
Can a clinical skills facilitator improve staff retention in a children’s hospital?
A supportive clinical environment is important to enhance practice
Congenital heart disease: factors influencing parents’ knowledge of a child’s condition
A literature review to identify factors influencing parents’ knowledge of their child’s CHD
Implementing music therapy in a Norwegian neonatal intensive care unit
Music therapy can reinforce family-centred care and promote parent-infant bonding
Using arts-based digital storytelling in neonatal care to enhance students’ empathy
Stories based on parents’ narratives can help nursing students learn about experiences
Experiences of LGBT parents when accessing healthcare for their children: a literature...
A literature review exploring LGBT parents’ experiences to draw implications for practice
Psychosocial needs of people with thalassaemia undergoing bone marrow transplantation
Role of children’s nurses in addressing psychosocial needs of young people with thalassaemia
Anorexia: a literature review of young people’s experiences of hospital treatment
A literature review on the experiences of young people who have received hospital treatment for anorexia
Children’s and adolescents’ experiences of living with cancer
An analysis of interviews with 15 young people with cancer in Sweden