Julia Petty began her children's nursing career at Great Ormond Street Hospital before moving into higher education and working as a senior lecturer at City University, London leading the neonatal nursing post-registration education portfolio. She is currently a senior lecturer in child nursing at the University of Hertfordshire and has been Associate Professor since 2020. Lisa Whiting is a professional lead for children's nursing and an Associate Professor with experience in paediatric critical care settings. She is involved in the teaching and assessment of undergraduate and postgraduate students across a range of academic levels. Lisa has led several research projects that have spanned a range of child health issues and that have had a strong focus on the involvement and the voice of children, young people and their families. Sheila Roberts qualified as a general and children's nurse and started her career at Birmingham Children's Hospital before moving into general paediatrics in a range of hospital settings. Sheila moved into education in 2006 and has since been responsible for teaching and assessing pre-registration BSc (Hons) children's nursing students across a range of modules.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction PART 1 Caring for the healthy neonate Chapter 1 'Normal' anatomy and physiology of the neonate / infant Chapter 2 Basic care principles Chapter 3 Developmental aspects of caring for the healthy neonate Chapter 4 Assessment and screening in the healthy neonate Chapter 5 Important practices for neonatal health Chapter 6 Principles of family care PART 2 Caring for the neonate in the neonatal unit Chapter 7 Altered anatomy and physiology of the neonate Chapter 8 Neonatal unit care principles Chapter 9 Developmental aspects of caring for the sick or premature neonate Chapter 10 Assessment & Screening within the clinical setting Chapter 11 Important practices in the neonatal unit Chapter 12 Principles of family integrated care in the neonatal unit PART 3 Caring for the vulnerable baby after discharge Chapter 13 Discharge of the neonate from hospital to home Chapter 14 Care of the vulnerable neonate at home Chapter 15 Developmental aspects of caring for the vulnerable neonate Chapter 16 Caring for the family in the transition to, and after discharge, home Chapter 17 Resources for health professionals and parents Final words
Introduction PART 1 Caring for the healthy neonate Chapter 1 'Normal' anatomy and physiology of the neonate / infant Chapter 2 Basic care principles Chapter 3 Developmental aspects of caring for the healthy neonate Chapter 4 Assessment and screening in the healthy neonate Chapter 5 Important practices for neonatal health Chapter 6 Principles of family care PART 2 Caring for the neonate in the neonatal unit Chapter 7 Altered anatomy and physiology of the neonate Chapter 8 Neonatal unit care principles Chapter 9 Developmental aspects of caring for the sick or premature neonate Chapter 10 Assessment & Screening within the clinical setting Chapter 11 Important practices in the neonatal unit Chapter 12 Principles of family integrated care in the neonatal unit PART 3 Caring for the vulnerable baby after discharge Chapter 13 Discharge of the neonate from hospital to home Chapter 14 Care of the vulnerable neonate at home Chapter 15 Developmental aspects of caring for the vulnerable neonate Chapter 16 Caring for the family in the transition to, and after discharge, home Chapter 17 Resources for health professionals and parents Final words
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