WelcomeThe ABPN is the oldest children's nursing association in the world, established in 1938.
Our wide membership includes experts in clinical practice, education, leadership, and research. We aim to promote the development of children's nursing through evidence-based information about practice and education. We are an active association that works with its members to influence policy and to lobby for the best educational opportunities for pre- and post-registration education, and to improve services for infants, children, and young people. |
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Advancing Children and Young People's Nursing
Want to make ABPN better?
If you want to know what's going on, how to get involved, and how to make the
ABPN even better consider joining our working groups listed below:
Enhancing Membership Working GroupThis Working Group aims to explore potential avenues to increase and retain members, develop potential member offers, and promote membership benefits. Michael Tatterton, ABPN Fellow, currently chairs the Working Group. Others involved include: Fiona Smith, ABPN Fellow Mary Brady, ABPN Member Zoe Warren, ABPN Member Lucie Planner, ABPN Member Jack Saunders, ABPN Member Belinda Chideme, ABPN Member Lynne Farely, ABPN Student Member Emily Rayner, ABPN Student Member |
Policy Development Working GroupThis Working Group aims to develop policy position statements and UK-wide policy background briefings for members, proactively advising and informing them on policy and legal issues relevant to children’s nursing. Katrina McNamara, ABPN Fellow, currently chairs the Working Group. Others involved include: Jean Davies, ABPN Chair and Welsh representative Fiona Smith, ABPN Fellow Terri Salt, England representative Ray McMorrow, England representative Jayne Price, NI representative Liz Gillespie, Scottish representative |
Communications and Raising the Profile Working GroupThe aim of the Working Group is to develop the communication strategy and work programme to increase the profile of the ABPN.
Fiona Smith, ABPN Fellow currently chairs the Working Group. Others involved include: Nicola Fielding, Deputy Programme Lead (Child Health), University of Plymouth Katrina McNamara, ABPN Fellow Jessica Semedo, Roald Dahl Transition Nurse Specialist, Barts Health Adaobi Okai, Student Nurse, University of Greenwich Sherice Malcolm, Senior Lecturer and Children's Nursing Lead, University of West London and ABPN website Lead Professor Bernie Carter, Edgehill University, President of ABPN and ABPN newsletter editor |
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