Malignant hyperthermia
Malignant hyperthermia is a genetic life-threatening disease that results in an uncontrolled release of calcium that causes the body to go into a hypermetabolic…
Pediatrics
Podcast: The Nurse’s Role in Retinopathy of Prematurity
Dr. Patricia Macho discusses the importance of maintaining oxygen saturation within prescribed limits in order to prevent ROP in low birth weight infants.
Pediatric pain management
An individualized, multimodal, and interprofessional approach is key for success. Takeaways: Many pediatric patients experience unnecessary pain because of undertreatment and inadequate pain management…
School nurses: Keeping school children, families, and communities healthy
School nurses play an integral role in the health of children and youth, by increasing access to healthcare, addressing social determinants of health, and…
Managing delirium in the pediatric patient
Today you’re caring for 8-year-old Ethan*, who ran between two parked cars while chasing his basketball and was struck by a passing vehicle 2…
Anaphylaxis in the school setting
School mealtimes are important for socialization and nutrition, but food allergies can be life-threatening. Quick assessment and action by school nurses are essential to…
Why infant mental health is even more critical now
No matter what role we play in caring for patients and families, as nurses, we know that the relationship children have with their caregivers…
What it’s like to be a school nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic
Nurse Holly Giovi of Deer Park, NY takes Good Morning America into her office to see what it’s like to work on the frontlines as a…
From the Delivery Room to Discharge: A Guide for Pulse Oximetry and Care
The first minutes, hours, and days are critical after a difficult birth and there are multiple guidelines that govern neonate care
Car Seat Tolerance Screening Interview with Dr. Marilyn Bull
Don’t miss this exclusive interview with Marilyn J. Bull, MD, Morris Green Professor of Developmental Pediatrics at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University…
Are school nurses OK?
We are certainly in extraordinary times, as exemplified by this “Public Advisory” issued from the Washington Education Association. The message specifically speaks to the…
A late night message, “Robin, I have one child left. What should we do about school?”
I received this text message in the early morning hours during one of my many sleepless nights grappling with how to safely reopen school.…
Malignant hyperthermia
Malignant hyperthermia is a genetic life-threatening disease that results in an uncontrolled release of calcium that causes the body to go into…
Podcast: The Nurse’s Role in Retinopathy of Prematurity
Dr. Patricia Macho discusses the importance of maintaining oxygen saturation within prescribed limits in order to prevent ROP in low birth weight infants.
Pediatric pain management
An individualized, multimodal, and interprofessional approach is key for success. Takeaways: Many pediatric patients experience unnecessary pain because of undertreatment and inadequate…
School nurses: Keeping school children, families, and communities healthy
School nurses play an integral role in the health of children and youth, by increasing access to healthcare, addressing social determinants of…
Managing delirium in the pediatric patient
Today you’re caring for 8-year-old Ethan*, who ran between two parked cars while chasing his basketball and was struck by a passing…
Anaphylaxis in the school setting
School mealtimes are important for socialization and nutrition, but food allergies can be life-threatening. Quick assessment and action by school nurses are…
Why infant mental health is even more critical now
No matter what role we play in caring for patients and families, as nurses, we know that the relationship children have with…
What it’s like to be a school nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic
Nurse Holly Giovi of Deer Park, NY takes Good Morning America into her office to see what it’s like to work on the frontlines…
From the Delivery Room to Discharge: A Guide for Pulse Oximetry and Care
The first minutes, hours, and days are critical after a difficult birth and there are multiple guidelines that govern neonate care
Car Seat Tolerance Screening Interview with Dr. Marilyn Bull
Don’t miss this exclusive interview with Marilyn J. Bull, MD, Morris Green Professor of Developmental Pediatrics at Riley Hospital for Children at…
Are school nurses OK?
We are certainly in extraordinary times, as exemplified by this “Public Advisory” issued from the Washington Education Association. The message specifically speaks…
A late night message, “Robin, I have one child left. What should we do about school?”
I received this text message in the early morning hours during one of my many sleepless nights grappling with how to safely…
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