Lol turns to a concerned paediatric nurse for help, and finally pays a visit to Combo in prison.

Julia's House is named after Julia Perks, a paediatric nurse who died from cancer in 1997.

Graham was born in the Southdene part of Kirkby, Merseyside, to a paediatric nurse mother and a social worker father.

Speaking outside the hearing, Mr O'Dwyer's mother, Julia, a paediatric nurse from Chesterfield, called on the coalition to act.

She attended the Cheltenham Ladies' College before returning to Great Ormond Street to train as a paediatric nurse.

In 1993 Meadow gave expert testimony at the trial of Beverley Allitt, a paediatric nurse accused (and later found guilty) of murdering several of her patients.

A medic team carried Niels Regehr off in a stretcher, while two paediatric nurses soothed and patted a blubbering Shafi Banaji.

Paediatric nurse June Rogers claims that the attitude of parents plays a major role in the problem, and that toilet training is simply not a priority for many of them.

A paediatric nurse and midwife, Leonard unsuccessfully contested the 1997 general election in the Cavan-Monaghan constituency, and after her defeat she was nominated by the Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, to the 21st Seanad.

As a result of the 1993 trial of Beverley Allitt, a paediatric nurse convicted of killing four children under her care and injuring five others, Meadow's ideas gained ascendancy in British child protection circles, and mothers were convicted of murder on the basis of his expert testimony.

The winners' list was completed by Carol Ann Duffy, who won the poetry category for The Bees, her first collection since she was appointed poet laureate in 2009, and Christie Watson, a former paediatric nurse who won the first novel prize for Tiny Sunbirds Far Away.

She is the daughter of a social worker and a pediatric nurse.

Beth is currently doing well, and works as a pediatric nurse.

Father Horst and several pediatric nurses were trying to keep them in order.

She works a four-day week, and hopes to become a pediatric nurse.

By all accounts, the 28-year-old pediatric nurse was sober and cooperative.

I am a pediatric nurse- I have seen kids in real agony.

His mother is a private pediatric nurse in Bridgeport.

His father was a pharmacist and his mother a pediatric nurse.

Ms. Mitchell, 40, was trained as a pediatric nurse practitioner.

The directors of child-care centers are pediatric nurses, with additional training in public health and child development.

She thought something was wrong almost immediately, said Ms. Evans, by trade a pediatric nurse.

For the next six years her pain was manageable and she was able to work as a pediatric nurse.

Ms. Gonzalez wants to work with children as a pediatric nurse, preferably at a government hospital or clinic.

Aurora has four pediatric nurse practitioners and one physician assistant to help with 40,000 visits a year by members of 28,000 families.

A nurse who specializes in this area is usually referred to as a pediatric nurse.

Gilda is a pediatric nurse at the hospital.

"Harriet was so good with the kids," said Ruth Buchanan, a pediatric nurse.

She is a pediatric nurse in Boston.

"The discharges were hard because the pediatric nurses needed weren't working for home-care agencies.

A pediatric nurse, Drews recently started training dogs for use in therapy with elderly people and disabled children.

The bridegroom's mother retired as a pediatric nurse at Baby Health, a clinic there.

Upon completing nursing school, she worked as a pediatric nurse in a hospital and then for the Head Start Program.

Everybody walks sideways in the bus - the pediatric nurse, dentist and other staff members - to get around the equipment and the children.

Because in order to get the best pediatric nurses, we have to pay them more than we are reimbursed for by Medicaid."

One of us had been a neonatal intensive-care nurse and the other is a pediatric nurse.