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Abstract P-086: IS THE PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE SETTING THE RIGHT ENVIRONMENT FOR NEWLY QUALIFIED PAEDIATRIC NURSES?

The first year as a qualified nurse in a critical care area is extremely stressful. The difficulties in transition from student to intensive care nurse cause great stress and anxiety on the NQN. A structured education programme helps to support the NQN, but emphasis on the need for a structured support network is essential in helping the NQN during their transition from student to intensive care nurse. The importance of senior and junior staff, practice education team and psychologist play a crucial part in supporting the NQN during their journey to intensive care nurse, from both a social and education need.