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06 May 2020 | Vol 32, Issue 3
CPD

Biological basis of child health 2: introduction to fertilisation, prenatal development and birth

Doreen Crawford, Amy Noakes, Kate Davies

Biological basis of child health 1: understanding the cell and genetics

Kate Davies, Eirini Meimaridou

Evidence and practice

Does parental anxiety affect children’s perception of pain during intravenous cannulation?

Sushma Oommen, Asha Shetty

Evaluating a nurse-led sleep support intervention to reduce melatonin prescribing in children and young people

Janine Reynolds, Aditi Sivaramakrishnan, Rosalind Broe, Ruth Kingshott, Heather Elphick

The importance of highlighting effective practice

Parveen Ali

Feature

Plans for US-style project for parents with babies in neonatal intensive care units

Nick Evans

Opinion

What students need most as they join the register

Ricky Baker

COVID-19 and children: what nurses can do to help

Imelda Coyne

Clinical update

COVID-19: infection prevention and control advice for all healthcare settings

Erin Dean

Policy briefing

Long-term ventilation: best practice in caring for children and young people

Erin Dean

Analysis

COVID-19: how redeployment is affecting children’s services

Nick Evans

News

Thousands of nursing students and former nurses join the COVID-19 temporary register

New picture book informs children about COVID-19

Ill children should be seen in hospital

RCN urges nurses to alert families to risks

COVID-19: charity advises on treating seriously ill children

Kimberley Hackett

Editorial

Children’s nurses will face new challenges when the COVID-19 pandemic ends

Carli Whittaker

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