Job Description A Neonatal Nurse practitioner is a type of nurse who works with newborns that are pre-mature, or are born with an illness that can be life threatening. These nurses work with the newborns from the moment they born until the moment they are stable on their own. Since these babies are so fragile the work environments are very clean sanitized. Even though these type of nurse’s focus mainly on the babies they also work hand in hand with the families of these infants. They provide support
(Kessneich, Guyatt & Dicenso. 1997). The concept of evidence informed practice (EIP) aims to addresses this issue by encouraging practitioners to question how they are making clinical decisions and to seek evidence to support interventions. In this essay I explore how I used evidence informed practice in a clinical situation
“Isolation in the most Social Form” It was the start of freshman year in high school where I began my rebellious streak defying the upperclassmen and started to find a growing niche of friends and new interests. High school felt like a breath of fresh air, however, slowly and surely classwork and homework started to build up- leaving me no time for sleep between managing my time for class and extracurricular activities. Overbooked, and without enough time in one day could way to describe my high