No Matter How Small: Transforming Developmental Care Culture in the NICU
NANNcast31 Mars

No Matter How Small: Transforming Developmental Care Culture in the NICU

Join Dr. William L. Hull, DNP, APRN, NNP-BC, as we explore how neonatal developmental care shapes outcomes for infants and families. From individualized, cue-based care and family-centered practices to teaching strategies, measurable outcomes, and essential resources, this episode highlights how small, intentional actions can transform care at the bedside.

We will also share updates on NANN's Developmental Care Specialist Designation (DCSD) - learn more about NANN's DCSD offering here: Developmental Care Expertise for Your Entire NICU Care Team.

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