Research and commentary: Using the web as an education intervention for families of children with atopic dermatitis [0.03%]
研究与述评：利用网络作为特应性皮炎儿童家庭的教育干预措施
Background Atopic dermatitis, also known as atopic eczema, is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the skin characterised by acute exacerbations of skin dryness, rash and pruritus. It is often associated with allergic disorders such as asthma...
Research essentials: Implementing findings from clinical projects to influence practice [0.03%]
研究精要：实施临床项目成果以影响实践
Michael McNamee,Joanna Smith
Michael McNamee
IMPLEMENTING AND evaluating findings from clinical projects is an essential part of ensuring that care is based on the best available evidence and is responsive to local needs and settings. The 'plan', 'do', 'study', 'act' (PDSA) cycle (Fig...
Clare Lomas
Clare Lomas
WHEN LEADING children's nurse and academic Judith Ellis was appointed chief executive of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), she became the first nurse to take up this role since the doctors' organisation was founded ...
Francesca Entwistle
Francesca Entwistle
THE UNITED Nations International Children's Emergency Fund's (Unicef) Baby Friendly Initiative works with health and public services to improve standards of care by supporting breastfeeding and parent-infant relationships.
INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES are rallying to provide food, shelter, health care and support for children orphaned by the outbreak of the Ebola virus.
Jennifer Sprinks
Jennifer Sprinks
NURSES SHOULD apply the same measures for identifying and caring for children with suspected Ebola virus as required for adult nursing care, according to the RCN.
A FIVE-YEAR project to reduce stillbirths, early neonatal deaths and brain injuries occurring during labour has been launched.
QUESTIONS HAVE been raised about how the health service will be funded following the publication of Five Year Forward View by NHS England's chief executive Simon Stevens.
BABIES BORN early in the north of England are less likely to be breastfed than those in the south, making them more prone to infections.
Christine Walker
Christine Walker
International charities working in West Africa are warning that children are bearing the brunt of the Ebola crisis.