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08 January 2019 | Vol 31, Issue 1 Print Edition
CPD

Diagnosing and managing migraine in children and young people

Katy Munro

evidence and practice

Preparing young people with complex needs and their families for transition to adult services

Andrew O’Connell, Julia Petty

Communication skills: placement reflections of a children’s nursing student

Sara Smith, Jane Hunt

Meeting the psychosocial needs of adolescents and their families during a diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia

Romina Beentjes, Andrea Cockett

Evidence & Practice

Waardenburg syndrome

Doreen Crawford

Nurses should contribute to public policy to reduce inequalities in children’s health

Sarah Tizzard

Inequalities among young people

What support do parents need when their child is receiving end of life care?

Poppy Croucher, Ellie Tayloris

Careers

‘Seek a mentor and don’t be afraid to ask for feedback’

Book review

Mental Health in Children and Young People

Dean-David Holyoake

Clinical Pocket Reference: Nursing Care of Children and Young People

Doreen Crawford

Opinion

Supporting a boy whose mother was dying

Michelle McKay

We need to learn new ways to communicate

Chris Steele

When children no longer benefit from treatment

Alison Taylor

Analysis

Exclusive: Overcoming barriers to hospital discharge for children with complex needs

Nick Evans

Why the first 1,001 days are vital to childcare

Nick Evans

News

Number of children with mental disorders continues to rise, states NHS Digital

Health visitors’ salaries set to rise in Scotland

High caseloads are increasing risk

Call for better care in first 1,001 days of life

Children begin pioneering therapy for blood cancer

Petra Kendall-Raynor

Editorial

Healthcare improvements are promised this year

Doreen Crawford

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