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.
Day surgery admissions pathway for children and young people with learning disabilities
Enhance your awareness of the positive effects of a bespoke admission process
Supporting children’s nurses to deliver trauma-informed care
Developing resilience and using self-care strategies can inform a trauma-informed approach
Advanced clinical practice in paediatric haematology and oncology
Developing a capability document to support and standardise practice
Development of a nurse-led transport service for non-critical neonates and children
Understand the advantages of the transport nurse role and similar nurse-led services
Safely transferring critically ill adults and children during COVID-19
The role of retrieval nurse practitioners in inter-hospital transport of the critically ill
Barriers to health promotion with overweight children, young people and their families
Identifying the barriers that children’s nurses face in addressing overweight or obesity
Reducing pressure injuries in children caused by peripheral intravenous cannulae
Education, tubular bandaging and skin inspections could reduce incidence of pressure injuries
Development of a band 5 nurse coordinators’ competency pathway in a children’s hospital
How a children’s hospital developed a competency-based document and training day
Confidentiality breaches in hospital: the experiences of young people and parents
This study demonstrates the challenges of preserving confidentiality in children’s wards
Care after death in children’s hospices
Recommendations for moving and handling, and for managing physiological deterioration
Mitigating the effects of COVID on the work of a children’s clinical research facility
Learn how one children’s clinical research facility adapted to change during the pandemic
Type 1 disordered eating in children and young people with diabetes
Enhance your knowledge of recognising and managing type 1 disordered eating