Titlebook: Innovations in Paediatric Ambulatory Care; A Nursing Perspectiv Edward Alan Glasper (Professor of Nursing and Dire Textbook 1998Latest edit

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,Telenursing — The Provision of Information by Telephone: The Implications for Paediatric Nursing,s. Although nurse practitioner roles in North America are now underpinned by postgraduate Master’s preparation, the emphasis has always focused on the enhancement of nursing assessment skills. Such skills are vital within the arena of ambulatory care, and there are a number of nurse-led initiatives

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Developing a Centre for Health Information and Promotion,ds on high levels of communication with families. This stance is ratified throughout the UK Children’s Charter (Department of Health, 1996), which identifies information-giving as a fundamental right of children and their families. Furthermore, Whiting (1997) has stated that children’s nurses should

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The Value of Play in Ambulatory Settings,value of play is examined, as is the role it occupies in preparing children and their families for investigations, treatment and surgery. Specific consideration is given to techniques and strategies of distraction and relaxation, and examples of good practice are included. Current debates surroundin

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Paediatric Oncology Ambulatory Care,sease, the most common form being leukaemia, followed by brain tumours. Advances in treatment can now offer cure in 60–70 per cent of cases. This has been achieved through centralisation of care, the development of intensive multimodal therapy and improvement in supportive care.

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Nurse-led Clinics in Ambulatory Care,er, different models of nurse-led clinic will be outlined, and as an example, the setting up of an enuresis clinic by the second author will be discussed in detail. The advantages for patients, nurses and the health service will be identified, and inherent difficulties will be analysed. Finally, the

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The Role of the Clinical Nurse Specialist in the Provision of Paediatric Ambulatory Care,h terms are used extensively throughout the profession, they are often used interchangeably and, as a result, much confusion surrounds their defined roles. Changes in junior doctors’ working hours in the UK, coupled with reprofiled health reforms, have placed nursing in the professional spotlight. R

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Child Protection in Paediatric Ambulatory Care Settings, takes place in community settings, nurses working in paediatric ambulatory care are likely to meet child protection issues in the course of their work. Nurses may need to develop their unique role in recognising and responding to cases of possible abuse and neglect. This work is both multidisciplin