NICU Nursing Care Problems Linked To Workload, Pressures: Study
A new study finds that a nurse’s perception of job difficulty and stress is linked to whether they miss patient care in neonatal intensive care units.…
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A new study finds that a nurse’s perception of job difficulty and stress is linked to whether they miss patient care in neonatal intensive care units.…
The CPSC approved new standards for baby changing products last month, in an effort to prevent infant injuries and deaths.…
Following reports of displays being misinterpreted, some Draeger jaundice meters have been recalled due to potential misdiagnosis of jaundice in infants.…
A new study warns that parents and caregivers are still placing infants in unsafe sleeping situations far too often, increasing the risk of crib deaths.…
The CPSC has issued new standards for infant and toddler high chairs, to prevent falls and injuries.…
The CPSC is warning parents to use restraints with inclining infant sleepers, following reports of babies rolling over and suffocating.…
A new study shows that family and friends are more likely to put an infant at risk of sudden infant death syndrome than parents, by failing to place the baby in a crib, not positioning them correctly, or leaving dangerous objects in the sleeping area.…
The CDC reports that far too many parents still place their infants in unsafe sleeping positions and put dangerous and potentially deadly items in their cribs.…
A new study warns that inorganic arsenic is found in infant rice cereals at six times higher than non-rice cereals for infants, raising concerns about developmental delays and cancer.…
ADHD drug use during pregnancy may be linked to an increased risk of hospitalization, central nervous system disorders, and preterm birth, according to the findings of a new study.…