A new project has been launched to work in collaboration with children and young people, along with the adults who support them, in North East London to ensure that healthcare services respond to and ...

Your opportunity as a young person to have a say about the health services available to you.

Ex-children’s commissioner welcomes crackdown on use of children for crimes such as running county lines Long-overdue laws to protect children forced into selling drugs across county lines will save lives and block a “brutal and lucrative criminal…

Editorial: The increased visibility of people whose lives have been shaped by social services is a change for the better

Nurses are among those calling on the government to expand the eligibility criteria for the Heal...

Join us for a fun and interactive workshop where nurses can learn about Children’s Palliative Care Frameworks in a virtual setting!

Take a look at all our resources activities for schools and families, as well as resources to help you fundraise and take part in the week!

Help Rebecca Daniels raise money to support The Queen's Nursing Institute

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in infants in the United Kingdom (UK), contributing to a significant burden of disease for the healthcare system and healthcare professionals (HCPs). To understand how an infant with RSV can impact the various levels of the healthcare system, we explore the patients' and caregivers' experiences through the system using available literature, which was supplemented through interviews with two separate caregivers of infants with a previous diagnosis of RSV disease. In the UK, most infants (~60%) will have experienced an RSV infection by their first birthday. Of these, some will require multiple healthcare encounters, including hospitalisations and admission to paediatric intensive care units. The burden of RSV disease extends beyond the healthcare system, with a substantial impact on the caregivers of affected infants.

Introduction This guidance document sets out key considerations for local authorities and Integrated Care Boards in commissioning and providing support for young people who are leaving care. For the p...

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