You Can Make a Difference in Advancing Child Health Advocacy and Policy

The SPN Journal Club endeavors to be a space for pediatric nursing professionals to engage with pertinent articles from the Journal of Pediatric Nursing each quarter, inviting both SPN members and non-members to meet and engage in robust discussion and share ideas and resources to inform and improve their work and patient care. This meeting will discuss the article "Pediatric Nurses' Experiences of Implementing the ‘Ten Right Principles’ in Safe Medication Management: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study" published in the Journal of Pediatric Nursing.

When Healthcare Hurts: Supporting Colleagues Through Grief

Addressing Pediatric Behavioral Health: Pharmacologic Interventions

Implementation of Social Determinants of Health in a Large Pediatric Hospital

Adolescent Girls and Emotional Distress: Exploring the Impact of Sociocultural Influences

Pediatric Nurses Week is a time dedicated to honoring your contributions. We invite you to participate in a webinar that focuses on the significance of meaningful recognition, leveraging examples from The DAISY Award's origins, research, and pediatric-specific nominations. Join this event to listen to inspiring stories, reflect on your own experiences, and leave with a renewed spirit and a reminder of the reasons you chose a career in pediatric nursing.

This webinar will cover a range of topics including insulin therapies, technological advancements, and future directions in pediatric diabetes management. Register to participate in this informative event to enhance your knowledge of effective diabetes management strategies.

Everyone benefits when nurses are safe. Psychological safety plays a key role in enhancing organizational effectiveness by promoting patient safety, quality improvement, and staff satisfaction. It is imperative to foster a culture of psychological safety. In our upcoming webinar, Dr. Gampetro will explore psychological safety and its influence on incident reporting. Additionally, she will provide insights into strategies and interventions aimed at reducing turnover and burnout while improving interprofessional collaboration and patient outcomes.