JMM, PhD, RN, FAAN
@nicu_play
Nurse Scientist; Thelma & Joe Crow Endowed Professor; Vice Dean for Faculty Excellence, UTHSCSA, Co-Editor; Advances in Neonatal Care
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08-11-2015 01:01:39
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Do you have a #resolution to #publish in 2022? Only a few more days to join the Advances in Neonatal Care Author Mentorship Program! DUE February 18, 2022. Apply now! Questions? Email [email protected]. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
LAST CALL authors! Let's get you published! Join the Advances in Neonatal Care Author Mentorship Program! DUE February 18, 2022. Apply now! Questions? Email [email protected]. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
LAST CALL authors! Let's get you published! Join the Advances in Neonatal Care Author Mentorship Program! DUE TODAY February 18, 2022. Apply now! Questions? Email [email protected]. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
Article available now! Improving Family-Centered Care for Infants in Neonatal Intensive Care Units Recommendations From Frontline Healthcare Professionals #communication #familycenteredcare #nicu UCSF Benioff SF journals.lww.com/advancesinneon…
So proud of Dr. Chris Fortney of Ohio State Nursing an amazing #nurseleader in Advances in Neonatal Care NANN
Thank you Marsha Campbell-Yeo and MOM-LINC Lab for partnering with us to evaluate immediate and sustained competency to asses pain using the PIPP-R and its online module. Our paper is finally out! Advances in Neonatal Care
Learn how the skin-to-skin care model aims to improve interactions between preterm infants and their parents in this month's free Advances in Neonatal Care article: ow.ly/m2if50JtLj5
Given limited data in fathers, this systematic review evaluated outcomes of paternal skin-to-skin care (P-SSC) for fathers and infants. Read the free Advances in Neonatal Care article: ow.ly/WWTk50JONhC
Thank you for this work Dr. Clarkson and Dr. Hearn and Mr. Day (Authors from Kasiska Division of Health Sciences | ISU)
Human #breastmilk is associated with decreased risk of necrotizing enterocolitis in very low birth weight (VLBW) infants, a study from Advances in Neonatal Care: ow.ly/pRyv50K1bp9