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To become a pediatric nurse requires additional training to provide quality care for preemies, children, and even young adults. During #PediatricNursesWeek, we want to highlight the importance of pediatric nurses including current nurses, new nurses, and teaching nurses joining the health care pipeline. Children’s hospitals’ ability to continue to meet children’s health care needs now and into the future requires innovative approaches to recruit, retain and bolster our current pediatric non-physician workforce, including nurses. Learn more about CHA's recommendations to boost the pediatric nurse pipeline: https://lnkd.in/e22ipWvX

The world of pediatric nursing is constantly evolving. From advancements in medical technology to new treatment protocols, pediatric nurses are committed to lifelong learning. Their adaptability ensures that they are always equipped with the latest knowledge and skills to provide the best care possible. To all pediatric nurses: thank you for your unwavering dedication, empathy, and professionalism. Your impact on the lives of children and families is immeasurable. Let’s continue to advocate for the recognition and support you deserve, not just during this special week, but all year round. How to Support Pediatric Nurses: ‣Advocate for Resources: Ensure that pediatric nurses have access to the tools and training they need to provide exceptional care. ‣Share Your Stories: If you’ve had a positive experience with a pediatric nurse, share it! Personal stories can inspire and uplift. ‣Show Appreciation: A simple thank-you note, or gesture can go a long way in making a nurse feel valued. As we wrap up Pediatric Nurses Week, let’s keep the spirit of gratitude and recognition alive. Here’s to the heroes in scrubs who brighten the lives of children and their families every day! #PediatricNursing #PedsNurse #Healthcare #RegisteredNurse #Pediatric

Can Pediatric Nurses use AMA credit for the Pediatric Nursing Board? Yes. The Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB) recertification program accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ toward the annual requirement of 15 contact hours. PNCB certificants must enter each individual CME/CE activity as a separate entry on the application tracker. Pediatric nurses should select the “Other/Participation certificate indicating the activity offered AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ when claiming credit for an activity. #AccreditationIQ addresses FAQs about continuing education for healthcare professionals. Got a question? Message us or contact partners@pimed.com #CME #MedEd #Healthcare

Discover how to effectively navigate the diverse backgrounds, ethnicities, and family values of each child in your care with the insights on cultural sensitivity in pediatric nursing in our new blog post.

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The Benefits of In-Home Pediatric Nursing: Personalized Care Where It Matters Most When it comes to the well-being of our clients, providing the best possible care is always the top priority. In-home pediatric nursing offers a unique and effective solution for families navigating complex medical needs. Here are some key benefits: • Personalized, One-on-One Care: In-home pediatric nurses provide tailored care plans, focusing on each child’s specific needs in the comfort of their own home. • Family Involvement: Parents and caregivers play a crucial role in a child’s care. In-home pediatric nursing facilitates more family involvement, empowering them with the knowledge and tools they need to support their child’s health journey. • Continuity of Care: With a dedicated nurse, there’s consistency in care, allowing for better tracking of progress and a deeper understanding of the child’s condition over time. • Flexible Scheduling: In-home care offers greater flexibility, accommodating the family’s schedule. #Inhomenursing #PediatricNurse #HomeHealth #Nursing #RN #LVN #Houston #ApplyToday

Kate Peterson, a Ph.D. student and a clinical assistant professor in the Mennonite College of Nursing (MCN), has been researching nurses’ well-being for her dissertation, titled 'Exploring the Well-Being of Pediatric Nurses who Care for Chronically Ill Patients.' Kate experienced first-hand how nurses' well-being affects the care and well-being of patients during her time at Peoria Hospital. Read the article below to learn more about Kate’s research and the importance of emotional well-being for pediatric nurses. https://lnkd.in/gcNHEpqn

Nurses, do you have what it takes to provide exceptional care to children? From strong communication and adaptability to emotional resilience and playfulness, pediatric nurses bring a unique mix of expertise and compassion to their work every day. Want to know the top skills you need? Check out our latest blog post. 👇 #PediatricNursing #HomeHealthCare #NursingSkills #CareOptionsForKids

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Discover the distinctive scope of Neonatal Nurse Practitioners with insights from John Gonzalez DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, ANP-C. Deepen your understanding of specialized care for new-borns, navigating the challenges and rewards of neonatal nursing. https://aprnppc.com/