In this course, you will learn some medical interventions and skills to keep newborns healthy in the days and weeks after they have been born. We’ll tell you about medicines like Vitamin K and erythromycin and how they can prevent serious illnesses. We’ll also introduce screening tests like hearing screening and newborn blood screening that help to make sure that babies are set up for success right from the start. But we will start off by talking about jaundice, looking at the simple ways to identify and treat this common presentation and prevent any harm to babies.

Preventative Healthcare for the Newborn Baby

Preventative Healthcare for the Newborn Baby
This course is part of Newborn Baby Care Specialization



Instructors: Daniel Nicklas
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Reviewed on Oct 19, 2020
One of the best course on Newborn Healthcare. It gives a very clear concept and all the necessary related links for further clarification and information.
Reviewed on Jun 5, 2020
Learnt a lot, four stars only for the mistakes in the answers of fourth week in-video questions - which lead to confusion on my part
Reviewed on May 17, 2020
Very informative course, I enjoyed how the material was presented with questions in the video and quizzes at the end.
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