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Designed To Meet The Needs Of All Healthcare Professionals Involved In The Care Of Newborns, This Handbook Is An Accessible And Practical Guide To Neonatology. Covering Good Communication Practice, Emergencies, And Technical Procedures, This Is The Essential User-friendly Guide To Current Practice In Neonatology. Now In Its Second Edition, The Oxford Handbook Of Neonatology Is The Essential User-friendly Guide For All Healthcare Professionals Involved In The Care Of Newborns. Accessible, Practical, And Updated With The Latest Evidence, This Is A Key Resource Designed For Use At The Cot-side. Using Guidance From The Royal College Of Paediatrics And Child Health And Including The Most Up To Date Nice Guidelines, The Second Edition Of This Handbook Uses Extensive Diagrams And An Easy-to-use Format To Cover Good Communication Practice, Neonatal Emergencies And Technical Procedures. Fully Updated And Revised With Expanded Sections Covering Therapeutic Hypothermia And Developmental Care Amongst Other Advances In The Field, The Oxford Handbook Of Neonatology Is A Valuable And Up-to-date Guide To A Rapidly Evolving Field. Taking A Valuable Family-centred Approach To Neonatal Care, This Is The Essential Resource For All Healthcare Professionals Working With Newborns, From The Undergraduate Medical Student To The Doctor On The Ward. Grenville Fox, Nicholas Hoque, Timothy Watts. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This handbook serves as a comprehensive, practical reference for healthcare professionals managing the clinical care of newborns in a hospital setting. Authored by Grenville Fox and colleagues, the text synthesizes current evidence-based practices, including guidelines from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and NICE. It provides a structured framework for addressing neonatal emergencies, technical procedures, and communication strategies in a rapidly evolving medical field.
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Medical professionals frequently cite this handbook as a reliable, portable resource for bedside decision-making. Experts highlight the text for its clinical density and its ability to distill complex neonatal guidelines into an accessible format for practitioners ranging from students to experienced ward doctors.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0198703953
ISBN-13:
9780191773129
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