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(requires pre-registration) Improving Outcomes: Integrating Developmental Therapies into Neonatal Nursing (PRECON)

Tuesday, September 26, 2023
7:30 AM - 11:30 AM PT
Location: Grand Ballroom A-D
Earn 4 Contact Hour(s)
Handout Provided In-person ONLY Separate Registration Required
NCC Codes:
RNC-NIC: 1
NNP-BC: 1
RNC-LRN: 2
NCC Subspecialty Certifications:
C-ELBW (code 7)
Pharmacology Credits: 0
The integration of developmental care in the NICU is best implemented within a multidisciplinary framework. Featuring neonatal development specialists from NICUs across the United States, this session will empower you to embrace the importance of developmental care in the NICU by understanding its impact on short- and long-term outcomes. You will learn specific strategies to incorporate a developmental perspective within your daily routines and identify ways to advocate for your high risk patients and their caregivers both in the hospital and as they prepare for discharge home.

Learning Outcome(s):

At the conclusion of this presentation, the learner will be able to:
  1. Audience will better understand who benefits most from high risk infant follow up and what services and resources are needed as these infants transition home
  2. Audience will list 3 benefits of preventative developmental services
  3. Audience will identify 3 developmental care initiatives/strategies that can be implemented in the NICU
  4. Audience will identify two ways of utilizing the presence/absence of sound to support infant developmental within the NICU environment