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Neonatal Care for Nurses and Midwives

Principles for Practice 2nd Edition

  • 2nd Edition - August 8, 2022
  • Latest edition
  • Editors: Victoria Kain, Trudi Mannix
  • Language: English

Written by neonatal nurses and midwives for nurses and midwives, the 2nd edition highlights the collaborative nature of neonatal care and the provision of individualise… Read more

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Written by neonatal nurses and midwives for nurses and midwives, the 2nd edition highlights the collaborative nature of neonatal care and the provision of individualised, developmentally and culturally appropriate, family-centred care.

Spanning all neonatal care levels and considerations, across special care baby units (SCBU) and neonatal intensive care units (NICU), the text comprehensively addresses newborn screening, resuscitation, interdisciplinary teamwork, retrievals and transport; stabilisation of the high-risk newborn; legal and ethical issues; care of the normal newborn and end-of-life care in the neonatal unit.

With an increased focus on the role of the midwife within the neonatal environment, the text is ideally suited to undergraduate nursing and midwifery students and as an introductory text for postgraduate neonatal intensive care specialisation.

Key features

  • Key learning objectives
  • emphasised
  • Aligned to the Council of International Neonatal Nursing (COINN) Competency framework
  • Nursing and midwifery-focused case studies provide the vital link between theory and practice
  • Clinical practice and reflection boxes provide additional insights and knowledge
  • Glossary demystifies complex neonatal concepts
  • Test bank questions and journal articles allow the reader to test their knowledge
  • An eBook included in all print purchases

Additional resources on Evolve:

  • eBook on VitalSource
  • Instructor resources:

    • Test bank
    • Additional case studies
    • Journal articles with questions
    • Answer guide for test bank, case studies and journal articles & questions
    • Weblinks
    • Image bank
    • Student resources:

      • Test bank
      • Additional case studies
      • Journal articles with questions
      • Weblinks
      • Image bank
      • Table of contents

        1. Neonatal nursing: Global perspectives

        2. Care of the normal newborn

        3. Neonatal assessment

        4. Stabilisation and resuscitation of the newborn

        5. Nutrition and fluid management in the neonatal unit

        6. Care of the extremely low birthweight neonate

        7. Neonatal retrievals and transport

        8. Neonatal thermoregulation

        9. Care of the neonate with a respiratory disorder

        10. Care of the neonate with a cardiovascular disorder

        11. Care of the neonate with a haematological disorder

        12. Care of the neonate with a gastrointestinal disorder

        13. Care of the neonate with a neurological disorder

        14. Care of the neonate with a renal or genitourinary disorder

        15. Care of the neonate with a metabolic or endocrine disorder

        16. Care of the neonate with an Infection

        17. Care of the neonate with a congenital abnormality

        18. Neonatal pain management

        19. Neonatal skin and wound care

        20. Neonatal abstinence syndrome

        21. Family-centred care in the neonatal unit

        22. Developmentally focused neonatal care

        23. Legal and ethical Issues in the neonatal unit

        24. End of life care in the neonatal unit

        25. Discharge planning and follow-up care

        Product details

        • Edition: 2
        • Latest edition
        • Published: November 18, 2022
        • Language: English

        About the editors

        VK

        Victoria Kain

        Affiliations and expertise
        Director of Undergraduate Programs (Nursing)., School of Nursing and Midwifery, Nathan Campus, Griffith University.

        TM

        Trudi Mannix

        Affiliations and expertise
        Assessor (Newborn Behavioural Observations), Lecturer, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University.