Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification is required for nurses, physicians, respiratory therapists, and other clinicians working in pediatric, neonatal, and emergency settings. These posts cover PALS requirements by role and health system, how PALS relates to BLS and ACLS and what to expect from initial certification and renewal.
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06, 2026
The Science of High-Quality CPR and Why CNAs Are So Often First
When Seconds Count: The Science of High-Quality CPR and the Importance of CNAs as First-Line Responders Cardiac arrest does not schedule itself. It does not happen during a shift change or when the crash cart is closest. It happens in patient rooms, in hallways, in common areas—and very often, the first person to notice is a certified nursing assistant. CNAs spend more direct time with patients than almost any other member of the care team. That proximity is a [...]
