This class is intended for healthcare providers responsible for the stabilization of newborns.

Course Objectives:  Participant will be able to

1. Utilize the STABLE mnemonic as a standardized approach to providing safe, quality care.
2. Identify assessment and intervention priorities in the stabilization care of sick newborns.
3. Outline recommendations for nursing care in a baby at risk for hypoglycemia.
4. Discuss thermoregulation and impact on the physiologic changes necessary for transition.
5. Discuss assessment and evaluation of respiratory distress in the newborn.
6. Compare / contrast clinical findings for common respiratory conditions.
7. Describe nursing interventions for care of infant receiving respiratory support.
8. Define the three classifications of shock and possible etiologies for each category.
9. Identify components of cardiac output and the clinical indications of poor cardiac output.
10. Demonstrate ability to apply lab work analysis to help identify the infant at risk for infection.
11. Identify three ways healthcare providers can support parents of sick infants.
12. Recognize the role of effective communication and teamwork to improve safety and prevent harm.

Please Note Emphasis of Content is on Care of a Sick Newborn

This CNE activity is being offered for 7.0 contact hours

The University of Chicago Medical Center Department of Nursing (OH-355, 7/1/2019) is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the

Ohio Nurses Association (OBN-001-91), an accredited approver by the American Nursing Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Criteria for Successful Completion:  Attending entire program, completion of content activity, & evaluation tool.

Conflict of Interest Disclosure:  The planners and faculty have declared no conflict of interest to disclose.

Cost is $15

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