Written &gt; Essay (45%); Performance / practice / product &gt; Clinical portfolio (S/US)

This subject will develop theoretical knowledge of the &#39;at risk&#39; newborn. This knowledge will be applied with a family centred focus within the clinical practice setting. The knowledge gained will enable the practitioner to interpret signs elicited by the &#39;at risk&#39; newborn, identify the related anatomical, physiological and pathophysiological processes and the expected short and long term outcomes of a plan of care.

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73907 Graduate Diploma of Midwifery

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Care of the 'At Risk' Newborn

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NS5225 - Care of the 'At Risk' Newborn

Interpret the pathophysiological processes occurring in the 'at risk' newborn

Relate pre-pregnancy conditions, pregnancy and birth to the anatomical and physiological processes in the 'at risk' newborn

Explain anatomical, physiological processes related to an 'at risk' newborn

Critically analyse the outcomes of a plan of care to facilitate improved health promotion

Develop a family centred plan of care within a framework of cultural safety