Neonatal Nursing and Clinical Practice

Description

Neonatal Nursing is a subspecialty of nursing that cares for newborn infants up to 28 days after delivery. This book incorporates current discoveries in the care of premature and unwell neonates while maintaining a methodical approach. It is an important book that covers all aspects of neonatal nursing and provides the reader with real-world examples of clinical practise. The book examines broad topics such as the nature of care, ethics, protection, and welfare. It also covers a variety of problems that are prevalent in pre-term newborns, including as jaundice, renal abnormalities, and gastrointestinal issues. Case studies pertinent to the subjects at hand inspire readers to think on and evaluate their own practise. It is intended for nurses and focuses on frequent concerns seen in the newborn critical care unit. This easy-to-read book will teach nurses how to recognise, rationalise, and solve problems utilising a multi-systems and evidence-based approach.