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Pediatric Cough and Cold Meds Revisited and Episode 157
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Welcome to Episode 157 of the Nursing Show The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Subscribe to the Podcast MP3 Audio Version iTunes | Zune | Podcast | Blog —- Subscribe to the Podcast Studio Video Version iTunes | Zune … Continue reading
Newborn Jaundice Care and Assessment and Episode 104
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Welcome to Episode 104 To take the survey, click here takethesurvey.com/rawvoice The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Subscribe to the show, free! —– Right Click to download (Macs Option Click) Subscribe with iTunes here … Continue reading
Posted in nursing show podcasts, pediatrics for nurses
Tagged assessment, bilirubin, hyperbilirubinemia, jamie davis, jaundice, labor and delivery, maternity, neonatal, newborn, nurse, nursing, podcast, podmedic, rn
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Children of Working Mothers More Likely to Have Unhealthy Food Habits
An article published online by the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health says that in a study that they conducted, children whose mothers worked full-time or part time were more likely to have unhealthy eating habits than those whose mothers … Continue reading
The Reality in the Role of A School Nurse
For most people, their definition of a school nurse is someone who stays in the clinic and puts bandages on kids who gets cuts and bruises or attends to sick children in school. But for Jeanne Schwasman,a registered nurse and … Continue reading
Proper Labeling Helps Nurses Provide Safe Care
An alarming story out of the UK reminds all of us how easily nursing care mistakes can be made if careful procedures are not followed each and every time patient care is rendered. Infant Fed Fabric Softener in NICU A … Continue reading
Posted in pediatrics for nurses, RN tips
Tagged neonatal care, nicu, pediatrics for nurses, safety, system
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Pediatric NPs Respond to Anti-Breastfeeding Article
The National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) released a strong statement against a recent article negating the benefits of breastfeeding that was published in the magazine The Atlantic. In this article, the mother of three cited lack of any … Continue reading
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Tagged breastfeeding, feeding, infant, maternity, mother, nurse practitioner, nursing, nutrition, pediatric
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Peanut Allergies Finding a Cure?
A recent study on children with peanut allergies may have found a way to cure this life threatening condition. The findings were presented at the American Academy of Asthma and Immunology meeting recently. Read the full article at WebMD here. … Continue reading
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Tagged allergy, child, children, cure, peanut, pediatric
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Teens and Emergency Contraception
Why aren’t teens getting emergency conception prescriptions when they are treated in hospital emergency rooms? This is the question posed by the study reviewed by this article at MedicalNewsToday.com. The study comes from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHoP as … Continue reading
Posted in pediatrics for nurses, RN on the side
Tagged application, contraception, contraceptive, drug guide, iphone, ipod, lexi, lexi-comp, mobile, nurse, nursing, pocket guide, student
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Hallucinogenic Plants and Episode 70
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Welcome to Episode 70 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. and is the founding site for the all new NursingTopStudent.com site, check it out now! Listen to the show! Right Click to download (Macs … Continue reading
Nurses, Education, and Access to Care
Nursing students hear all of the time about the importance of patient education, simple interventions, and access to care. The Parkland Memorial Hospital in Texas has released an amazing set of statistics based on their reduction in premature births over … Continue reading
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Tagged access, health, neonatal, parkland hospital, patient education, pregnancy, premature, texas
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