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Solène Blache¹, Emmanuelle Cartron²

¹Centre d'Investigation Clinique Femme-Enfant-Adolescent, Centre hospitalier universitaire de Nantes, 38 boulevard Jean-Monnet, 44093 Nantes cedex 1, France.

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Summary

Clinical research in pediatrics expanded to include nursing protocols with increased funding for healthcare professionals. Established structures now support researchers, fostering advancements in nursing science and clinical practice.

Keywords:

nursing science research paediatric intensive care paediatrics pédiatrie recherche en sciences infirmières réanimation pédiatrique simulation en santé simulation in health care

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Area of Science:

Pediatric clinical research
Nursing science
Healthcare professional development

Background:

Historically, pediatric clinical research primarily focused on medical projects.
Increased funding for paramedical professionals enabled the integration of nursing protocols.
The evolution reflects a broader recognition of nursing's role in clinical research.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the expansion of clinical research in pediatrics to encompass nursing protocols.
To acknowledge the development of supportive structures for researchers.
To emphasize the impact of academic recognition on nursing research.

Main Methods:

Review of funding trends in pediatric research.
Analysis of the integration of nursing protocols into clinical studies.
Examination of institutional support structures for research.

Main Results:

Clinical research in pediatrics has broadened to include nursing protocols.
Dedicated structures are now available to assist researchers in their projects.
University recognition of nursing sciences is increasing research support.

Conclusions:

The integration of nursing protocols into pediatric research is a significant development.
Enhanced support structures facilitate research endeavors.
Academic recognition is crucial for advancing nursing science and research.