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Developing the role of clinical child health nurses.

The publication Developing Roles of Nurses in Clinical Child Health (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Joint Advisory Committee on Children's Nursing, 1996) has acted as a catalyst for debate in relation to the role of paediatric nurses. Historically, paediatric nurses have always had to battle to develop their specialty but have also been at the forefront of promoting quality care for children. Recent developments in the NHS and the move towards community care has changed the sickness perspective to one of health (DoH, 1991) which has influenced how children's nursing is perceived. This is exemplified by the change of the term paediatric nursing to child health nursing.