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ACN Members Price 2,308.50
Assessment of Growth and Development
Speciality
Nurses
Location
Online
Delivery
Online
Endorsed By
Australian College of Nursing (ACN)
The purpose of this unit is to build on and consolidate knowledge achieved in the pre-requisite unit- Applied Neonatal Physiology (071). Students are challenged to consider issues specifically related to assessment, growth and normal development of the neonate. This unit is composed of three themes: neonatal assessment, family centred developmental care and, finally, neonatal nutrition.
Term : OCTOBER
Hours of study : 150
Credit Points : 6
Entry Requirements / Prerequisites
071 – Applied Neonatal Physiology
Modules / Topics
Theme 1: Neonatal assessment
Appraise the skills required to comprehensively assess neonatal growth and development.
Theme 2: Family centred developmental care
Analyse the individualised, developmentally supportive family-centred care practices supporting neonatal growth and development.
Theme 3: Neonatal nutrition
- Examine the culturally appropriate means of providing education and support to families in the context of neonatal growth and development
- Examine neonatal nutrition and feeding strategies and their relationship to neonatal growth and development
- Analyse evidence- based knowledge in relation to neonatal growth and development
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Assessment of Growth and Development
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