Continuing the legacy : a new chapter for pediatric nursing / Tedra S. Smith
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TextSeries: Nursing IndexDescription: pages 259 colored illustrations pagesContent type: - text
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- RJ 245 .P37
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Foundation University Library CoNursing | Non-fiction | (CON-P) RJ 245 .P37 v. 51, n. 4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Link to resource | Not For Loan | Nursing index | CoN-I-2026002 | |
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Foundation University Library Periodicals, Journals, Serials | Non-fiction | (CON-P) RJ 245 .P37 v. 51, n. 4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Link to resource | Room Use Only | 0352026005002 |
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| (CoN-Nur.-P) RA 421 .F35 v. 48, n. 4 Family and community health : the journal of health promotion & maintenance / | (CON-P) RT 1 .J68 v. 74, n. 5 Further discussion on preparing PhD students for tenure-track faculty positions / | (CON-P) RJ 245 .P37 v. 51, n. 4 Continuing the legacy : a new chapter for pediatric nursing / | (CON-P) RT 1 .J68 v. 74, n. 5 Further discussion on preparing PhD students for tenure-track faculty positions / | CON-P) RA 421 .F35 v.48, n. 4 Contextualizing rural/non-rural differences in pediatric primary care patterns in South Carolina |
The author reflects on assuming the role of Editor for Pediatric Nursing and emphasizes a commitment to continuing and strengthening the journal’s long-standing legacy. The editorial highlights the importance of maintaining relevance, rigor, and reach in published content to support pediatric nurses and healthcare professionals. It underscores the need to address current and emerging challenges in pediatric healthcare through evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and accessible dissemination of knowledge. The piece also calls for engagement from readers, contributors, and reviewers to sustain the journal’s mission of improving care for children and families while advancing the profession of pediatric nursing.
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