Neonatal Nurse Practitioner interests me because I love to care for babies. My whole life I have loved to help and take care of babies. When I was 22 months old my brother Brady was born and he was in and out of the hospital. He has a lot of health issues. I have always been by his side caring for him. I have been a babysitter since I was 13. When my older brother and his wife had a child, I would stay home and help my mom take care of her. Instead of going outside and playing with friends I would’ve
Career Research Paper In the field of healthcare, there are many professions. There are nurses, doctors, surgeons, psychologists, dentists, physical therapists, and some many more. Within these various jobs, there are wide ranges of income, different educational and certification requirements, and several career outlooks and expectations. Specifically, in the profession of nursing, there entail many subcategories. Of these subcategories, I've decided to look into neonatal nurse practitioners. A
Find the Evidence: Neonatal Hypoglycemia The term “hypoglycemia” refers to a physiological phenomenon “present when glucose delivery is inadequate to meet glucose demand” (McGowan, 1999, p. e8). In neonates, the exact serum glucose concentration on which the diagnosis should be made is highly controversial as the neonatal supply and demand for glucose can vary based on their unique status. With the lack of specific blood glucose parameters to diagnose neonatal hypoglycemia, it became clear that
use of evidence to guide nursing practice is now expected from professional nurses and health care organizations (Peterson et al., 2014). Studies show that EBP can contribute to developing
this project, I joined another project of OGSB on safe motherhood and this time in collaboration with Save the Children International and USAID. In this project, I trained the health workers, nurses, and physicians at the rural level about antenatal & postnatal care, normal delivery, partograph, and neonatal resuscitation. Not only as a master trainer, this time due to my managerial quality and convincing power, my supervisor selected me as the team leader of the training unit also. I believe this
to push and yell quietly.? - a resident heard abusing a woman in labour ward. ?A nurse was attending to me, she told me I had to help, to push. At that moment I couldn?t. I was yelling. The nurse gave me a slap. That made me very ashamed, she treated me as a bad girl.? - a woman?s report of how she was treated in labour room. (D'Oliveira, Diniz, & Schraiber, 2002) ?She delivered on the floor as the nurse was still shouting, she continued to shout at her and she didn?t even look to see how