NAPNAPÂ strongly urges policy makers and educators to prioritize plans that allow children to safely return to school in-person for the coming school year.
The USDHHS announced that Medicaid/CHIP-dependent providers experiencing lost revenues or increased expenses due to COVID-19 are eligible to receive payments from the Provider Relief Fund.
We urge President Trump to reconsider his decision to withdraw from this organization that is so important to the health and wellbeing of all infants, children and adolescents.
Providers should report suspected cases to local and state public health authorities so that we may better characterize the unknowns of this condition.
 A new research report entitled ÂTeen Knowledge of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children reveals a gap between teen’s awareness versus their understanding of CSEC.
CDC recognizes what members have seen in practice - children are not being fully immunized during pandemic. Read our statement for recommendations on safe immunization practices and outreach.
Many governors across the U.S. are recognizing the importance of allowing APRNs to serve without having to adhere to burdensome regulatory barriers that restrict access to care.
With the increase in diagnoses of COVID-19 and so much information being promoted, we have curated the current resources from the CDC, WHO and others on our new coronavirus safety page.
The plan focuses on core areas that will help NAPNAP continue to grow and build awareness about the significant role that pediatric-focused APRNs play in today’s healthcare system.
NAPNAP is one of 30 organizations that oppose the new regulations that overturn protections guaranteed to immigrant children under the Flores Settlement Agreement.
