Pediatric Care
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How is your organization caring for the pediatric patient?
Caring for pediatric patients requires a specialized approach, acknowledging the unique challenges they present to nurses. The significance of pediatric care lies not only in understanding medical conditions but also in recognizing the pivotal role that developmental stages play in the approach to each child.
These solutions equip healthcare professionals with the essential competencies and skills necessary to deliver safe and effective care to pediatric patients. These programs eliminate the need for educators’ extensive research and content creation and allow them to spend more valuable time at the bedside with learners. This means a more hands-on, practical approach to education, allowing educators to guide students through the application of evidence-based principles in real clinical settings.
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The pediatrics collection covers a wide range of topics including physical assessment techniques for pediatric patients, assessment of specific systems such as the respiratory, musculoskeletal, and neurologic systems, and developmental stages such as birth to 12 months and growth and development of the toddler and preschooler. Additionally, the collection delves into specific conditions such as chronic respiratory conditions, neurologic trauma, and infections of the central nervous system, as well as treatments for respiratory system alterations and respiratory monitoring and therapy.
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