Growth and Development – Pediatric Nursing

by Elizabeth Stone, PHD, RN, CPEN, CHSE, FAEN

From birth to young adulthood, children are continuously changing —hitting milestones and learning new skills. As health status in adulthood can be greatly impacted by childhood development, a comprehensive understanding of pediatric milestones is essential for all nurses.

This course offers a comprehensive look at pediatric growth and development.

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Videos 7
Duration 0:45 h
Quiz questions 18
Concept Pages 0

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Your Educators of course Growth and Development – Pediatric Nursing

Elizabeth Stone, PHD, RN, CPEN, CHSE, FAEN

Dr. Elizabeth Stone is an Assistant Professor at UNC School of Nursing in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Having obtained a PhD in Nursing Science and an MSN in Nursing Education, Dr. Stone is involved in undergraduate nursing education and serves as a pediatric clinical instructor. She is particularly interested in Pediatric Emergency Nursing and serves the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) in a variety of roles. In addition, her research interests include pediatric triage, pediatric head injury assessment, and the use of immersive media in healthcare education.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Stone teaches courses on Pediatric Nursing.

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important highlights and simplified with good examples

By Asli H. on 23. February 2024 for Erikson's Psychosocial Stages (Nursing)

Dr. Stone's discussion and points she makes is explained in such a simple manner that is useful for the purposes that I need.

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