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Nursing Department
Our role
A reassuring presence at the patient's bedside, a vital force for safe care of high quality, active at the heart of a multidisciplinary team: the role of nurse encompasses evaluation, initial diagnosis, planning, intervention and coordination of nursing care for patients throughout the care process. While ensuring family members are always on board.
"Caring for children sometimes means very complex care while helping the child understand the situation. Their reality is our motivation to continue to develop and share our methods."
Our specialities
The diversity of nursing professions at the Children's Hospital reflects the diversity of the specialities and sectors that welcome and support our patients in the fields of prevention, cure, palliative care and education. The nurse provides direct care that is specific to the age and pathology of patients in cooperation with the multidisciplinary team.
Nursing tasks include, but are not limited to, evaluating patients, providing nursing care adapted to the patient's pathology while taking into account the various stages of its development, the administering of medicines, and carrying out various nursing acts ranging from simple surveillance to participation in resuscitation. To support the patient in his or her care pathway, nurses also organise the regular transfer of skills and education to patients and family. The nurse provides quality care and pedagogy for patients and family, applying procedures, professional deontology and established institutional guidelines.
Focus
At the HUDERF, you continue to learn throughout your career, whether in the field close to colleagues and patients or thanks to the continuous training that is an inherent part of a nurse's career. Procedures evolve, practices are perfected and technologies change. The tools and support made available by the Nursing Department reflect this essential commitment to ensuring high quality care, in complete safety, and also to accompanying medical and institutional developments.
Research
The nurses contribute to clinical and fundamental research at the HUDERF by virtue of their specific knowledge and professional experience of diseases in children and adolescents, at the diagnostic, therapeutic and even preventive level. Research into nursing care is actively supported at the HUDERF: research-action, end of year dissertation, thesis to obtain a master's in public health or participation in the dissertations or theses of medical students, etc.
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Teaching
Positively influencing the way we practice the nursing profession means sharing the good practices and expertise acquired by the HUDERF with a view to encouraging the development of nursing practices and the quality of paediatric training.