by Kathi Randall | Mar 22, 2019 | aEEG, Education, Events, Resource
At the end of this month, (March 29th to be exact) I will be heading off to Omaha, Nebraska to attend the New Frontiers Conference held by Omaha Children’s Hospital and Medical Center! If you’re a nurse or a NICU nurse, this conference is such a...
by Kathi Randall | Dec 17, 2018 | Courses, Education, Hypothermia
Bedside assessment of an infant with HIE is still one of the most valuable skills that clinicians have, and it correlates to the short and long-term outcome as strongly as many other more expensive and time-consuming tools we have at our fingertips in modern...
by Kathi Randall | Jun 25, 2018 | Education, Parents, Resource
Recently, a new app was released that is keeping families better updated on their hospitalized loved ones. The app, named EASE, allows hospitals to quickly update families in a more personal way by sending photos and videos of their loved ones. According to their...
by Kathi Randall | Jun 9, 2018 | aEEG, Education, Resource
I don’t know about you, but I actually enjoy the challenge in learning a foreign language. My language of choice is Spanish and since I recently purchased a home in Mexico, my skills have really been put to the test. I started to realize that my vacation Spanish...
by Kathi Randall | Jun 7, 2018 | Courses, Education, Resource
The 2nd month of the developmental care book club was held on May 29th. We reviewed our first two chapters from the Developmental Care Text Book (NANN, 2009). Chapter 2 and Chapter 7. Chapter 2 focused on the theoretical framework of developmental care, definitions...
by kathi | Mar 1, 2018 | 4 Pillars, aEEG, Education, Resource, Video
Do you find reading aEEG stressfull? After teaching aEEG for more than 10 years, one of the most common requests I get is how to read aEEG. I know that reading aEEG can seem a bit tricky when you first get started, but I promise, with a little practice you will feel...
