The ABPN represents members interests through its work on multi-disciplinary national committees such as the UK Committee on Children and Young People's Nursing (UKCCYPN).
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ABPN Press releases
ABPN Press release: Chair of ABPN 22nd April 2022
For information about Caron Caron Eyre;s appointment, please click the link https://bwc.nhs.uk/news/caron-eyre-director-of-nursing-quality-governance-elected-chair-of-the-association-of-british-paediatric-nurses-4614/
ABPN Press release: Ukraine 1st March 2022
For information about the ABPN's position on Ukraine, please click the link: ukraine_statement-abpn_press_release_1st_march_2022.pdf
ABPN Press release: Chair of ABPN 22nd April 2022
For information about Caron Caron Eyre;s appointment, please click the link https://bwc.nhs.uk/news/caron-eyre-director-of-nursing-quality-governance-elected-chair-of-the-association-of-british-paediatric-nurses-4614/
ABPN Press release: Ukraine 1st March 2022
For information about the ABPN's position on Ukraine, please click the link: ukraine_statement-abpn_press_release_1st_march_2022.pdf
Presidential News
Professor Bernie Carter was appointed President of the Association in March 2020. To read more ehu.ac.uk/5wx
Professor Bernie Carter was appointed President of the Association in March 2020. To read more ehu.ac.uk/5wx
Past activity
We were involved in undertaking a national survey of student nurses from across the UK who are currently studying to register as an RN (Child).
This survey was linked to the Shape of Caring consultation and provided evidence to against the call for generic nurse training and the need for high quality education to specifically educate future nurses about caring for children, young people and their families.
The first paper published from this survey and associated work is:
Carter, B., Clarke, D., Crawford, D., Smith, F. (2015) Generic training will not prepare nurses of right calibre to care for children and families. Nursing Children and Young People. 27, 6, 8-9. http://dx.doi.org/10.7748/ncyp.27.6.8.s8 Open access
We were involved in undertaking a national survey of student nurses from across the UK who are currently studying to register as an RN (Child).
This survey was linked to the Shape of Caring consultation and provided evidence to against the call for generic nurse training and the need for high quality education to specifically educate future nurses about caring for children, young people and their families.
The first paper published from this survey and associated work is:
Carter, B., Clarke, D., Crawford, D., Smith, F. (2015) Generic training will not prepare nurses of right calibre to care for children and families. Nursing Children and Young People. 27, 6, 8-9. http://dx.doi.org/10.7748/ncyp.27.6.8.s8 Open access
