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Promoting excellence in children's nursing practice.

The Association of Chief Children’s Nurses (ACCN) welcomes the decision by the BJN to publish regular articles of interest to children’s nurses. The ACCN is a group of senior nurses representing children’s and young people’s services across the four countries of the UK. The principle aim of the Association is to help inform decision-making with regard to children’s and young people’s nursing. In this regard, the ACCN seeks to influence national policy concerning the care of children and young people. The ACCN operates a philosophy whereby the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. It is designed, particularly, to be helpful to colleagues who may be lone voices for sick children and young people in their organization.