Why is Pediatric Nursing important?

Pediatric nursing duties are similar to nursing duties in other departments, although there is typically more interaction with the patient's family. Working with children who are sick is emotionally draining so it's important to take good care of yourself if you choose to work in this profession. read more

Pediatric Nursing is the modern form of a very ancient calling. Pediatric nursing understands that children are not small adults, that their needs are unique and important, and that there is no more important work in our species than safeguarding our future generations. From primary care to critical care, nurses are the backbone of pediatric care. read more

While pediatric nursing doesn’t require certifications for practice, there are a number of pediatrics certifications available that can enhance skills and prepare nurses for further specialization. “One of the great things about a pediatric specialty is that there are so many subspecialties,” Harris stated. read more

Running head: THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY-CENTERED CARE 2 The Importance of Family-Centered Care in Pediatric Nursing What is Family-centered Care read more