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Neonatal nurses and medication workload
Nursing Standard, 1995A significant amount of neonatal nurses' time is spent on medication-related activities which might in part be undertaken by a pharmacy service.
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Neonatal Nurses’ Guide to the Internet
Neonatal Network, 2001SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1969, THE Internet has grown beyond all expectations, and today it plays a major role in our daily lives. In order to make the best use of limited time and resources, all members of your health care team should understand the strengths and weaknesses of the information superhighway.
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Community neonatal nursing work
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2004Background. A neonatal community nursing service may help families to cope with the early transfer of small, vulnerable infants to home. The previous literature has relied on self‐reports to explore this kind of work.Aim. This paper reports a study exploring the work of a community neonatal nursing team in order to describe the strategies and ...
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Burnout and Resilience in Neonatal Nurses
Journal of Perinatal & Neonatal Nursing, 2023Carole Kenner, Marina Boykova
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Malpractice and the Neonatal Intensive‐Care Nurse
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2004Perinatal nursing has become a specialty vulnerable to litigation, due to parents' high expectations of health care providers' ability to monitor for adverse events and intervene appropriately to prevent harm. When a neonate is injured during the perinatal period, a frequent response is to look for someone to blame.
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Neonatal nursing in the community
Paediatric Nursing, 1998J, Hughes, P, Collins
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Distinguishing the role of the neonatal nurse practitioner in neonatal care
Journal of PerinatologyThis article underscores the pivotal role of Neonatal Nurse Practitioners (NNPs) within healthcare teams, highlighting the critical need for greater recognition and support for their contributions. NNPs are advanced practice nurses who enter the field of neonatology with specialized training and prior experience in bedside neonatal nursing.
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Nursing Perspectives: Neonatal Nurses: Key Stakeholders in the International Neonatal Consortium
NeoReviews, 2016Patients are entitled to receive safe, appropriate, and equitable care, including safe medication administration; however, many medications are not adequately studied in the neonate. As an essential condition conducive to safe medication practices, nurses have the right of access to drug information.
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Advances in Neonatal Care, 2009
The advanced practice nursing role in neonatal intensive care enjoys an almost 40-year history. The 1970s and the 1980s were fraught with growing pains, including what to call these providers, and role clarity that was defined in most settings by community need.
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The advanced practice nursing role in neonatal intensive care enjoys an almost 40-year history. The 1970s and the 1980s were fraught with growing pains, including what to call these providers, and role clarity that was defined in most settings by community need.
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