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Pushing the boundaries for children with complex needs

Sian Thomas' willingness to innovate and work in partnership with families made a huge difference to a young girl with severe dietary issues. The 2016 RCN Wales Nurse of the Year says nurses need to be ready to 'safely challenge' existing practice.   
Posted 03 May 2017 - 16:20
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