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    Renaissance of Bubble CPAP: Increasing the Use of Less Invasive Ventilation Methods through Education and Guideline Development 

    Partin, Stephanie (2020-05-16)
    The lungs of a premature neonate are susceptible to injury due to their immaturity, both biochemically and structurally. Chronic lung disease (CLD) can occur, and may be affected by the chosen device for respiratory ...
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    Dextrose Gel As A First-Line Treatment for Hypoglycemia 

    Perez, Ricardo (2018-05-14)
    Neonatal hypoglycemia is the most frequent metabolic disorder experienced by newborns after birth and is the leading cause of admissions in the neonatal intensive care units (NICU). If hypoglycemia is not properly diagnosed ...
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    The Relationship Between Adverse Events and the Administration of Fluids, Medications, and Blood Products Through an Umbilical Arterial Catheter in Neonates 

    Wallin, Stacy; Baas Rubarth, Lori; Christensen, Carla; Bibow, Valerie (2014-07-30)
    The field of neonatology lacks adequate research to support or oppose the use of umbilical arterial catheters (UACs) for the administration of most fluids, medications, and blood products. There are recognized risks of ...
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    Parent and Nurse Attitudes towards Parental Engagement in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 

    Anderson, Rylea; Baas Rubarth, Lori; Schoening, Anne (2014-07-30)
    A significant group of parents with babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) fail to build strong relationships with the nurses caring for their babies. Many parents feel unsupported and unwelcome at the bedside ...
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    Quality Improvement Project: Swaddle Bathing 

    DeVall, Elicia; Rubarth, Lori Baas; Schoening, Anne (2014-07-30)
    Although the first bath is essential to prevent cross contamination of body fluids between the newborn and the health care provider, it can be a significant factor influencing successful extrauterine transition and parental ...
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    Implementation and Evaluation of “Golden Hour” Practice in Infants Less Than 33 Weeks Gestation 

    Wallingford, Brenda; Rubarth, Lori B.; Abbott, Amy A.; Miers, Linda (2012-01-31)
    Upon review of Vermont Oxford Network data, a Midwest Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) noted increased levels of chronic lung disease (CLD) in infants born at less than 33 weeks gestation. Initial analysis of ...
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    Factors Affecting Heated Humidity and Condensation in Neonates Receiving Respiratory Support 

    Olson, Morgan; Baas Rubarth, Lori; McDonald, Katie; Abbott, Amy (2014-07-30)
    The optimal goal when providing heated humidification to neonates receiving respiratory support is to mimic natural gas conditioning with core temperature at 37°C, 100% saturation with water vapor, and absolute humidity ...
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    Neonatal Nurses' Perception of Family-Centered Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 

    Parry, Teresa; Baas Rubarth, Lori; Fransen, Bethany; Nelson, Maegan (2014-07-30)
    Family involvement is an important part of care for the infant within the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Neonatal nurses recognize the importance of family-centered care (FCC), but need further education in this ...
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    Improving Parental Satisfaction in Transition to Home from the NICU: A Quality Improvement Project 

    Misgen, Megan; Kaczmarek, Kari; Rubarth, Lori (2012-07-13)
    Problem: Bringing an infant home from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) can mean caring for a baby with multiple health care needs, or minimally, feeding and growth issues. The infant may require a regimented ...
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    Reducing Central Line-Associated Blood Stream Infections in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 

    Hartman, Holly; Baas Rubarth, Lori; Rivera, Jennifer; VanWoudenberg, Christine; Wiener, Rachel (2014-07-30)
    A central-line associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) can be detrimental to any hospitalized patient, but neonates are especially fragile due to their immature immune system, repeated invasive procedures, and frequency ...
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