In recent times, we have seen an influx of training, discussions and awareness-raising on sepsis – and rightly so! Sepsis is a leading cause of
Sleep is so important to me. This was most evident when I experienced postnatal depression. It took me four years to realise there was a
Paediatric nurses are magicians. For one, they are incredibly skillful clinicians. They can calculate fluids and medications in their sleep. They can anticipate respiratory distress
Lip and tongue tie are being diagnosed and treated for breastfeeding issues more and more commonly all over the world. In Australia for example, an
Apps can be super helpful in the life of a nurse, both new and experienced. From doing calculations, studying working out risk scores or looking
As the impacts of the COVID-19 continues to spread, feelings of stress and overwhelm, especially amongst those working in the health care setting, is a
Are you looking for a new job? There are many many reasons why someone would want to do this. Maybe it is time for a
Eczema (or atopic dermatitis) is a clinically diagnosed inflammatory skin condition categorized by itch, erythema and edema.
So, one of the things we want to do here at The Paediatric Nurse is making things easy, and that includes easy to get your
