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A foundation for neonatal care: a multi-disciplinary guide

A foundation for neonatal care: a multi-disciplinary guide
A foundation for neonatal care: a multi-disciplinary guide
This authoritative guide offers a vital overview including the recent fundamental changes in the care of newborn babies. As well as medical staff, key roles are now played by senior nurses, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, advanced neonatal nurse practitioners, nurse consultants, midwives, dieticians, physiotherapists and speech therapists. The involvement of such a diverse range of professional cultures in such a rapidly developing area often leads to competing priorities, complicated by a lack of established guidelines. There is also the added challenge of fetal medicine – an important emerging allied specialty new to many healthcare professionals.
This book assists all professionals involved in the provision of neonatal care in understanding the genetic, physiological and biochemical mechanisms which have either led to or are associated with the clinical conditions affecting their patients.
With comprehensive chapters on fetal medicine, genetics, inherited biochemical disorders, fundamental physiological concepts, the cardiovascular, renal and respiratory systems, bacterial and transplacental infections, pharmacokinetics, nutrition, and an overview of haemostasis, A Foundation For Neonatal Care aids understanding of the continuum of developmental physiology and pathology which is now required of neonatal care providers.
1846191483
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd.
Hall, Michael
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Hall, Michael, Noble, Alan and Smith, Susan (eds.) (2009) A foundation for neonatal care: a multi-disciplinary guide , Oxford, UK. Radcliffe Publishing Ltd., 272pp.

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This authoritative guide offers a vital overview including the recent fundamental changes in the care of newborn babies. As well as medical staff, key roles are now played by senior nurses, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, advanced neonatal nurse practitioners, nurse consultants, midwives, dieticians, physiotherapists and speech therapists. The involvement of such a diverse range of professional cultures in such a rapidly developing area often leads to competing priorities, complicated by a lack of established guidelines. There is also the added challenge of fetal medicine – an important emerging allied specialty new to many healthcare professionals.
This book assists all professionals involved in the provision of neonatal care in understanding the genetic, physiological and biochemical mechanisms which have either led to or are associated with the clinical conditions affecting their patients.
With comprehensive chapters on fetal medicine, genetics, inherited biochemical disorders, fundamental physiological concepts, the cardiovascular, renal and respiratory systems, bacterial and transplacental infections, pharmacokinetics, nutrition, and an overview of haemostasis, A Foundation For Neonatal Care aids understanding of the continuum of developmental physiology and pathology which is now required of neonatal care providers.

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Published date: 2009

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Local EPrints ID: 66999
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/66999
ISBN: 1846191483
PURE UUID: 086e502f-729b-4898-a0d8-7e1b87c481bf

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Date deposited: 26 Aug 2009
Last modified: 26 Feb 2024 19:46

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Editor: Michael Hall
Editor: Alan Noble
Editor: Susan Smith

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