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  • AHA/AAP Certifications
    • AHA Basic Life Support (CPR)
    • AHA ACLS
    • AHA PALS
    • NRP Skills
  • AWHONN Courses
    • Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring
  • OB Courses
    • BabyFriendly(tm) Birth & Beyond Lactation Training
    • Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Fundamentals of Labor & Delivery Care
    • Fundamentals of Postpartum and Newborn Care
    • Obstetrical Emergencies
    • AAP Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Skills
  • Acute Care Courses
    • Basic EKG Interpretation
    • Fundamentals of 12 Lead EKG
    • Fundamentals of Mechanical Ventilation
    • Management of Assaultive Behavior AB-508
  • Home Study CEHs
  • Anticipating Neonatal Resuscitation
    AHA ACLS,  AHA NRP,  All Services,  Neonatal Intensive Care NICU,  New Grad Maternal Child Program,  NICU Track for New Grad RN's,  Nursing Advocacy

    Anticipating Neonatal Resuscitation

    December 10, 2018 / 3 Comments

    The American Academy of Pediatrics Neonatal Resuscitation Program, NRP, is a critical certification for all Obstetrical healthcare providers including midwives. Most importantly, anticipating plus performing effective neonatal resuscitation is the key for a successful outcome if neonatal cardiac or respiratory arrest occurs. Furthermore, Neonatal Intensive Care Nurses are responsible for attending High Risk deliveries. In addition, NICU nurses are also responsible for performing neonatal resuscitation as part of a team. It is important to understand that not every delivery is perfect. Even if the pregnancy is considered normal or healthy unexpected outcomes may occur. For these reason, it is imperative for Labor and Delivery plus Postpartum nurses to complete the…

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    A NICU Nurse’s Story

    December 7, 2018 / 1 Comment

    It takes an extraordinary person to become a nurse. Even more so, it take a courageous  individual to become a Neonatal Intensive Care nurse. Of my 50+ years of nursing in a variety of clinical settings I treasure my NICU experience the most. I remember “swaddling” and holding solitary infants each Christmas Eve. Embracing a tiny infant always made me feel complete. Any angst I may have felt throughout the day dissipated the moment I witnessed a baby continue to fight for their life in my arms. Moreover, I recall explaining all the IV lines and monitoring devices to the infant’s father who appeared shaken at the site of his…

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    Become a Breastfeeding Advocate

    October 18, 2016 / 8 Comments

    Education for professionals, or the lack of it, has been and continues to be a barrier to breastfeeding. A healthcare provider’s attitude, personal beliefs and values can greatly impact a mother’s ability to initiate or maintain breastfeeding. Certainly, the lack of support from healthcare providers is related to the difficulties healthy women experience with breastfeeding. Despite efforts to improve breastfeeding management, healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses, continue to give poor advice on this matter. Poor advice has taken different forms; sometimes it actually has been no advice. Moreover, patients wholeheartedly trust their primary nurses and doctors. Healthcare providers who are not proficient in breastfeeding promotion, initiation and protection may advice patients to…

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    What every New Grad Nurse needs to know about Magnet Hospitals?

    August 10, 2016 / 4 Comments

    Magnet Hospitals outperform other hospitals in both recruiting and retaining nursing professionals, resulting in higher employee satisfaction and lower staff turn-around. The American Nurses Association and the American Nurses Credentialing Center formed the Magnet Recognition Program to maintain nursing excellence. Studies of the Magnet Hospitals showed that they were more likely to have nurses that are specialty-certified and to have employed more nurses with Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degrees than non-Magnet hospitals.  As the percentage of nurses with BSN increases, so do positive patient outcomes.  In fact, every 10% increase in hospital staff nurses with a BSN results in a 5% reduction in patient mortality. Nurses in Magnet…

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    Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring

    July 31, 2016 /

    AWHONN Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring Program Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring $ 130 00 Does Not Include Student Materials Webinar Course Required: 6th Edition Student Pak $110 Duration: 1 Day – 8 Hours CNE/CME contact hours 7/6 Awarded by AWHONN Click to Purchase the Advanced FHM Student Pak Be Prepared Purchase your materials a week before class. Go to Kendal Hunt to purchase the Student Pak for $110. The Advanced Student Pak is not available at NEO. Advanced Student Pak 6th Edition Click the button to purchase the Student Pak on Kendall Hunt. Click to Purchase Purchase the Student Pak Students MUST purchase the AWHONN Advanced Student…

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