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PNP Corner
Emerging dermatologic conditions in the presence of COVID-19 pandemic
September 21, 2020
Growing evidence indicates that COVID-19 impacts more than the respiratory system. Clinicians should keep an eye out for dermatologic conditions that may be associated with the illness.
Let’s proactively stop another public health nightmare!
August 20, 2020
This is the critical moment in time for all health care providers to proactively stop this potential public health nightmare by speaking with all parents and adolescents about the absolute need for everyone to receive the influenza vaccine.
Practice Resources & FAQ
August 12, 2020
Our practice resources and frequently asked questions page seeks to answer any inquiry you may have related to professional practice.
Advocacy Center
August 12, 2020
Use NAPNAP’s Advocacy Center to stay up to date on our priority child health and practice legislation.
Position/Official Statements
August 12, 2020
As a professional organization in its fifth decade, NAPNAP is rich in experience and history when it comes to advanced practice nursing and children’s healthcare.
Member Benefits
August 12, 2020
With more than 8,000 members nationwide, NAPNAP is the professional association for pediatric nurse practitioners and other pediatric APRNs, including FNPs who treat children.
Identification of children at high-risk for MIS-C
July 17, 2020
Every pediatric provider including pediatric nurse practitioners and pediatric nurses working in hospital or in outpatient settings must know the various ways children and adolescents may present with possible COVID-19 symptoms. They must also know which patients are at high risk of developing multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C).
Delivery of primary care services amid the COVID-19 pandemic
June 23, 2020
COVID-19 has wrought many changes, including how medical practices provide care and keep patients safe.
Severe COVID-19 in children: Now termed MIS-C
May 26, 2020
It was initially thought that children were primarily unaffected by COVID-19 and were asymptomatic carriers if they did have the disease. The rise of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) has radically changed this thinking.