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In diabetes care, distinguishing between T1D and T2D in pediatrics is essential because management differs significantly.

Which factor is LEAST likely to moderate transition success?

True or False: Pediatric CNSs are uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between evidence and clinical practice.

Adolescents with chronic illness typically face fewer challenges in achieving independence compared to their healthy peers.

Family-centered care requires engaging both the child and caregivers in decision-making.

A 13-year-old with CAH requires stress dosing of steroids during illness. This exemplifies CNS activity in which sphere?

Transition planning should be individualized and begin during routine health care visits.

Pediatric quality collaboratives have been shown to accelerate implementation of evidence-based practices.

In the Nursing Practice Sphere, the CNS can improve care for children with asthma by:

A 16-year-old with congenital heart disease is transitioning to adult care. Which is the most important CNS-led nursing practice intervention?