Neonatal nursing

Health Care (CHC) has five years of experience working in the Labor and Delivery Department at the hospital. Although having a Bachelor’s Degree in nursing from ECU, she obtained special training in addition to certificates such as; CPR, ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) certification, NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation), Crisis Prevention, S.T.A.B.L.E. (Neonatal education program Post-resuscitation/Pre-transport stabilization care of sick newborns) certification, PCEP (Perinatal Continue Education…

the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Nancy stated her experience and how she got to be a Neonatal Intensive Care Unite nurse. She talked about the different procedures done in the hospital and how to maintain patient safety. Also, Nancy added how the hospital maintains a patient and family center care environment to help families to cope better with the difficult situation they are going through. I felt identified with Nancy because she started her nursing…

be a Registered Nurse with specialization in neonatal. I think there will forever be a need for nurses, they know there stuff they are needed for basic necessities needed in a hospital environment. I see many struggles for myself in the future finding just the right job for me, what I would love to do is also what many other people would like to do. I feel like in the future I will struggle with stress and some sadness as I want to be in neonatal and unfortunately not every baby from that…

it’s a wonderful job and also because I enjoy helping others. The career of Registered Nursing is an important and interesting job because it takes care of sick people. The research will describe the career of Registered Nurse, what is required to become a successful health care nurse, and the impact this career has on a society. The history of Registered Nurse career is very meaningful. In 1873, a nursing school was found…

Pediatric Nurses work with physicians to provide care to patients that range from infancy to adolescence. A pediatric nurse is a registered nurse with usually a four-year Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing degree (BSN) (“How to Become a Pediatric Nurse”). Pediatric Nurses do a multitude of duties such as, diagnosing patients, prescribe medication and treatment, conduct routine checkups, order patient lab tests, and interact with patients and family members ("Pediatric Nurse Practitioner"). “The…

from Michigan State University, I will be continuing on the nursing path to become a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner. During the nursing path, I will be interacting with diverse individuals from all different age groups. I am always getting commented on my personality about how I do an excellent job of making someone feel great in any situation. Method For over a year, I volunteered at a nursing home/rehabilitation center in Okemos. With nursing, it requires a lot of hands on experience. I was…

Competencies between BSN & ADN RN Stands for the registered Nurse, and BSN stands for Bachelor of science in Nursing. I graduated in India (RN) in 1999. After my graduation I realized I wanted to do BSN because of more scope. I came United State and I saw a big Difference between RN and BSN. After BSN to many options open for us. Like a good scope for education and management and we get master degree and can apply for master’s- or doctoral-level programs. Associate Degree are 2-year…

at the unit level. Supporting evidence must be submitted in the form of a graph with a data table that clearly displays the data. Example 1 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit interprofessional infection prevention team improves patient safety by eliminating neonatal Central Line Associated Blood Stream infections. Background/Problem St. Mary’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Interprofessional Infection Prevention Team was formed to review NICU CLABSI data in an effort to eliminate CLABSI.…

Nursing is a health care profession centered on the care of individuals and their families. Nurses provide compassionate care designed to maintain quality of health and improve quality of life. Furthermore, nurses collaborate with physicians, therapists and other healthcare professionals to coordinate recovery plans and successfully treat illness. As professional health care providers, nurses require extensive knowledge and training in multiple levels of patient care in order to assess, diagnose…

Personal Objectives 1. I will be able to develop confidence in performing nursing/clinical tasks by receiving beneficial feedbacks from my preceptors and the staff in the pediatrics and NICU units. - I achieved this objective by having a lot of opportunities in this clinical practicum to improve my nursing skills and learn how to handle challenging situations. I was able to shadow a mother and baby RN. I was able to take newborn vitals, feed newborns, change diapers, learn how to give newborn a…