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Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Overgranulation of stoma sites in children with an enteral feeding tube: an evidence-based treatment pathway
Overgranulation of stoma site in children with an enteral feeding tube

Learn about an evidence-based treatment pathway

27 Jul 2025
Children’s hospice care: children are living longer, with more complexity and technology dependence than ever before: a nurse comforts a child with a teddy bear in a hospice bed
Partnership and collaboration is key to meeting demand for children’s hospice care

Integrated services are essential for future needs-led and responsive care

18 Dec 2024
Children’s hospice care: children are living longer, with more complexity and technology dependence than ever before: a nurse comforts a child with a teddy bear in a hospice bed
Partnership and collaboration is key to meeting demand for children’s hospice care

Integrated services are essential for future needs-led and responsive care

18 Dec 2024
A small girl wearing a nasogastric tube. A revised approach for checking the position of nasogastric tubes that would enable more children to remain at home
Why family-centred care is vital when a child’s health depends on technology

Offering support and understanding needs is a key part of the role of a children’s nurse

14 Aug 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Nasogastric tube safety in children cared for in the community: evidence re-examined

A revised approach is proposed in which nurses can use checks other than nasogastric aspirate pH testing

04 Mar 2024
Care after death in children’s hospices

Recommendations for moving and handling, and for managing physiological deterioration

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Care after death in children’s hospices

Recommendations for moving and handling, and for managing physiological deterioration

21 Feb 2022

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