Editorial
COVID-19: are children’s nurses prepared for a second wave?
As young people return to education, we must be ready for a resurgence in the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pushes children’s safeguarding issues under the radar
The focus on the pandemic means safeguarding tragedies do not get the attention they deserve
COVID-19: the challenges for children's nurses
Social isolation and anxiety about contagion may have psychological effects on children and nurses
Are children’s nurses ready for collective leadership?
Children’s nurses are an eclectic group, but by speaking as one they can influence policy
Nursing leadership: 2020 can be a showcase for nursing at its best
Should we take inspiration from the great nurses of the past?
Neonatal support plans fail the most vulnerable
Parents need more support when infants go into neonatal care, but new proposals fall short
Nursing shortages has its impact in every area of children's services
More must be done to improve recruitment and retention from neonatal care to school nursing
Sepsis: why a nationally agreed early warning system for children is urgently needed
Children's nurse Gillian Priday urged RCN congress to lobby for mandatory training to combat sepsis amid calls for a paediatric early warning system to be adopted in England
More must be done to address the children's nursing workforce crisis
It is vital that consensus between providers and higher education institutions is achieved
Join us in celebrating 30 years of Nursing Children and Young People
This month marks 30 years since the launch of the first children’s nursing journal in the UK
What price for better neonatal critical care services?
A new report on neonatal critical care proposes far-reaching changes to services
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