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Show me where: app improves care of non-verbal adults and children

A tool created by a school nurse that enables children with communication difficulties to express pain and discomfort has been developed into an app and is being used in special schools and hospitals.
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- @prideinnursing
Posted 28 October 2016 - 07:17
 
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