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

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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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14367-2care; development; diagnosis; growth; nurse; nursing

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Hub and Spoke Model of Ambulatory Care,Health care services for children are constantly changing. Klein (1989) states that ‘the NHS is like an Island of Stability in a sea of turbulent change’ and it is within the context of such change that the health care services must be sustained, improved and remain appropriate to the changing needs of children and their families throughout.

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,Expanding Roles and Practice within Paediatric A&E Departments — The Children’s Nurse Practitioner,otential to improve effective care for children and their families in the A&E department. Before looking more closely at this role and the challenges that such service developments present, it is worth looking at the background to children’s s attendances at A&E departments and the current state of emergency paediatric provision.

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Child Protection in Paediatric Ambulatory Care Settings,e and training in child protection available to paediatric nurses, this chapter provides an outline of the child protection framework and describes one model of practice, developed within an acute hospital trust, that is meeting the challenges of child protection and developing a possible way forward for good practice elsewhere.

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