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Supporting children and young people with bereavement by Marilena Korkodilos

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Every year thousands of children in England are faced with the potentially devastating loss of a loved one. Bereavement affects children in many different ways, and the reactions of young people to the death of someone close to them are …

 “Breaking through the Barriers”. Helping Children with Continence Problems by Penny Dobson

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School nurses play an important role for the 1 in 10 children and young people in this country with continence (bladder and bowel) difficulties.  Their expertise in assessing the problem and initiating first line treatment is invaluable – whether for …

The way we lead out our lives – Inspire, Innovate and Improve - by Wendy Nicholson and Sharon White

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Health care is continually changing to meet the needs of our population. Children and young people are consumers of health services but their needs are sometimes overlooked and we offer adult-centred approaches to deliver services to them. School nursing services …

A world of opportunity – the school nurse international conference 2015-by Wendy Nicholson

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Supporting the health and wellbeing of school aged children requires a workforce with expert knowledge, defined public health knowledge and the ability to respond to a plethora of issues raised by children, young people and families. School nurses and their …

Managing minor illness and reducing accidents and reducing hospital attendance/admissions by Wendy Nicholson and Pauline Watts

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Every year, one million children under the age of 18 are taken to accident and emergency (A&E) units after being involved in accidents in the home. Many more are treated at home or by their GP. Many of the accidents …

Supporting families, children and young people to protect their oral health - Barry Cockcroft and Sandra White

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Oral health is part of general health and families can really help to give children’s teeth a great start and protect them from tooth decay. Start brushing your baby's teeth with fluoride toothpaste as soon as the first milk tooth …

Music Therapy for children and young people – promoting wellbeing and improving life changes in early development by Stephen Sandford

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 Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are pretty unique in that they provide a whole range of music therapy  for children and young people in a whole range of settings, including the Chelsea Children’s Hospital, the child development services …