Care of the Well Newborn First Edition (1st ed/1e)

Dr. BJ Snell er professor emeritus ved School of Nursing ved California State University, Fullerton, der underviser i jordemoder- og sundhedsplejerskeuddannelsen for kvinder. Derudover er hun ejer og klinisk direktør for Beach Cities Midwifery and Women's Health Care og Beach Side Birth Centres i Laguna Hills, Long Beach og Corona. Hun har erfaring fra både hospital og uden for hospitalsmiljøer. Hun modtog sin bachelorgrad i sygepleje fra University of Alabama, Birmingham; hendes Master's of Science in Nursing and Women's Health Nurse Practitioner uddannelse fra University of Colorado, Denver; og hendes PhD og Nurse-Midwifery Certification fra Oregon Health & Sciences University i Portland, Oregon. Hun er nationalt anerkendt som Fellow i American College of Nurse-Midwives. Hun er en stærk fortaler for kvinders sundhedsproblemer og har arbejdet på at mindske barrierer for jordemoderpleje og forbedre adgangen til sikker graviditets- og fødselspleje. Dr. Snell er medlem af CNMA Health Policy Committee og er umiddelbart tidligere Health Policy Director for foreningen. Hendes stolteste præstationer har været at følge i sin mors fodspor ved at blive sygeplejerske, være gift med en vidunderlig mand, Mike, i 37 år, have to fantastiske sønner, Chris og Jeff, og være til stede ved fødslen af ​​over 3,300 babyer.

MsGardner is currently Director of Professional Outreach Consultation, a national and international consulting firm established in 1980. Ms Gardner plans, develops, teaches and coordinates workshops on perinatal/neonatal /pediatric topics. Ms Gardner has worked in neonatal/perinatal/pediatric care since 19657 as a clinician (37 years of direct patient care), practitioner, teacher, author and consultant. Ms Gardner was the first Perinatal Outreach Educator in the country funded by the March of Dimes and consulted with numerous March of Dimes grantees to help them establish perinatal outreach education programs. In her role as Perinatal Outreach Educator and Coordinator, she taught nurses and physicians in Colorado and the seven surrounding states how to recognize and stabilize at-risk pregnancies and sick neonates. In 1978 she won the Gerald Hencmann award from the March of Dimes for “outstanding service in the improvement of care to mothers and babies in Colorado” for her work as a Perinatal Outreach Educator. From 1985 to 2006 Ms Gardner co-edited with Gerald B Merenstein, MD six editions of Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care. From 2010 to 2016, Ms Gardner is now the Senior Editor of Merenstein and Gardner’s Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care. The first (1985), fifth (2002), seventh (2010) and the eighth (2016) editions of the Handbook have all won American Journal of Nursing: Book of the Year Awards. Ms Gardner is an active member of the Colorado Nurses Association/ The American Nurses Association, the National Association of Neonatal Nurses and the Academy of Neonatal Nurses.