Specialty nursing refers to nursing practice focused on specific areas of healthcare, such as pediatrics, oncology, or critical care. Nurses in these specialties have advanced training and expertise, allowing them to provide specialized care to patients with unique needs. This can involve working with specific patient populations or managing complex medical conditions. Specialty nurses often hold certifications in their area of focus, which demonstrates their knowledge and skills. They collaborate with other healthcare professionals to develop treatment plans and ensure the best outcomes for patients. This specialized approach enhances the quality of care and supports the overall healthcare system.