I'd really have to see some evidence to back this concern up - is she thinking the tape is wrapping across the entire chin and sides of the jaw? (Like the old toothache wraps in cartoons)? Plus...
^^ What GuyInBabyland said. We used to have a terrible time keeping them from bowing out but now we just tape them in the bottom center lip (on the chin, essentially). If we have a real Houdini...
I'm curious - why bother putting every baby on an 8-11-14-17 when they obviously aren't going to get fed all at the same time? Are those the times that you just start your round of 3-4 babies? The...
This is a huge downfall of NP training - I don't think we get enough information about the economics of the situation. As a baby NP, I know that I'm likely to take what I can get which is a huge...
I will tell you what I told myself when I first started. I cannot promise to not make mistakes. They WILL happen. What I can promise is to learn from them and never make the same mistake twice....
Obviously I can't tell you what to do, only share my experience. I have two small children (7 and almost 5) but they're in school most days. I don't know how I could have done it with a 2-month old!...
I'm not sure that it would cause more confusion to families, in as much as I still would just introduce my self as "Kaytee the Nurse Practitioner helping to take care of your baby." It really depends...
It's been fine - my program is sort of disorganized but manageable. I do it online too - lots of content and reading and you have to definitely be self-motivated to get everything done! Let me know...
I totally get where you're coming from. I just tell myself that it's not about me and that the sadness I feel for the baby is nothing compared to what this mom will feel when she understands how her...
It just seems like a lot more work and cost? Kind of like getting your Associate's for RN and then going back to school for the BSN. Is there a reason you want to take it one step at a
A DNP is a doctorate of nursing practice, versus an MSN, which is a Master's of Science in Nursing. A DNP or MSN can be obtained in any of the specialties; it's not an "either DNP versus FNP"...
I just finished up a paper on NP and MD outcomes and was shocked at the number that showed equivalent outcomes with decreased cost, in pretty much every
rnkaytee replied to nurseinFL2567's topic in NICU, Neonatal
All I can tell you is my experience - I made a mistake one of my first shifts and went home crying. I thought I didn't deserve to work there and wanted to transfer to Peds. My point is, 15 years...
rnkaytee replied to babynurse47's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I'm going through Creighton right now and we go back 3 times/2 years - it's only a DNP program, however, no more MSN. There's also University of Cincinnati. It looks like Vanderbilt requires 3-1...
rnkaytee replied to babynurse47's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I'm going through Creighton right now and we go back 3 times/2 years - it's only a DNP program, however, no more MSN. There's also University of Cincinnati. It looks like Vanderbilt requires 3-1...
Are you doing an out of state program? My general advice (something I wish I knew) was that not all states will accept clinical sites if it's an out of state school. I was accepted into one program...
I applied to 3 programs and was accepted to all - didn't seem that it was too competitive. Have you checked out University of Cincinnati? I think that's a pretty good one as well. Right now I'm...