While all professional nursing organizations provide support in a chosen area, the Society of Pediatric Nurses (SPN) is an organization specifically dedicated to supporting its members, whether They are individuals or groups, who provide care to children and their families. The idea of ​​creating a pediatric nursing organization was conceived in the mid-1980s by Dr. Cecily Betz and some of her like-minded colleagues. This idea came to fruition in 1990 (https://www.pedsnurses.org/). Today, there is a large group of passionate pediatric nurses who are members of this organization nationwide. The evolution of the SPN gave rise to the current mission, vision and goals. SPN Mission “The Society of Pediatric Nurses champions the specialty of pediatric nursing by supporting its members in their practice” (https://www.pedsnurses.org/). Vision of SPNThe vision of SPN is “[to be the premier resource for nurses who care for children and their families” (https://www.pedsnurses.org/).Goals of SPNThe Society of Pediatric Nurses has currently three objectives for the organization which include...