Critical time for critical care
Colin Way Nurse consultant, Hdu/Picu, St Georges Hospital London, Paediatric & neonatal intensive care forum royal college of nursing
colin.way3@ntlworld.com
This special issue of Paediatric Nursing is very timely as it coincides with the ten-year anniversary of the publication of Bridge to the Future (DH 1997). This document placed children’s intensive care high on the agenda, clearly identified at last as a speciality in its own right. Following national and local reviews and additional funding, paediatric intensive care in the NHS has become a service which is: a) well organised; b) has an evolving knowledge base backed up by clear educational standards; and c) robust networking systems with national retrieval services. To celebrate these achievements the Royal College of Nursing’s Paediatric & Neonatal Intensive Care Forum, in collaboration with Paediatric Nursing, has put together this edition of the journal with a collection of articles related to paediatric and neonatal critical care.
Nursing Children and Young People.
20, 1, 3-3.
doi: 10.7748/paed.20.1.3.s1
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