The Maybe Baby
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The Maybe Baby

ByKathi Randall

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Continuing our focus on Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy in honor of HIE Awareness Month, this week we are looking back on one of our 2020 ONE … Read more

Quality Metrics for a Therapeutic Hypothermia Program
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Quality Metrics for a Therapeutic Hypothermia Program

ByKathi Randall

In honor of HIE Awareness Month, we’re continuing to focus on neonatal hypoxic brain injury topics.  This week, we’re highlighting the work of one of our Brain Cooling Club faculty members, Carolyn Lund, RN, MS, FAAN.  In her lecture on … Read more

Catching Z’s – The Evolution of Sleep Science
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Catching Z’s – The Evolution of Sleep Science

ByKathi Randall
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We have sort of this innate knowledge that sleep is important.  As nurses, and certainly, for any night shift nurses out there, we know … Read more