NESTLÉ: THE INFANT FORMULA CONTROVERSY 1. What are the responsibilities of companies in this or similar situations? * Send donations or work in an hospital organization to help the babies and their mothers * Sponsor events that have as theme the nutrition of infants * Nestlé needs to learn from its mistakes and should look like they care and are responsible for its issues * Must reposition their products 2. What could Nestlé have done to have avoided the accusations of ‘’killing Third World babies’’ and still market its product? * Support breast feeding and present its benefits * Search and learn about the culture of every possible market * Free tests for HIV 3.
Visual Aid Script The World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) launched a program called Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) in 1991, which accredit and recognize hospitals that promote, supports breastfeeding and implements The Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding. (Baby-Friendly USA,2012). Some of the steps include immediately skin to skin after birth, breastfeed within the first hour, Rooming-in, no pacifiers given to baby, show mothers how to breastfeed and establish support groups and refer mothers to them upon discharge. The visual aid is a bar graph created that shows the percent increase of babies born in a Baby-Friendly Hospital from 2007 to 2012. As you can see there was an increase from 2.9% in 2007 to 7.74% in 2012 that occur in Baby-Friendly Hospitals.
Overview Of A Nursing Specialty Area In Pediatric Darika Churdsuwanrak Intro to Nursing/ NURS110 Pacific Union College March 7, 2013 Overview Of A Nursing Specialty Area In Pediatric Nurses of specialize in pediatric practitioner dedicate their knowledge and expertise into caring for children of all ages, from infancy through their late teen years and their families. They are a type of advance nurses. Pediatric nurse practitioners need to know about children’s growth and development, beneficial to adapt their interactions with different individual’s development stages. Furthermore, they need to know how to cope with children’s fear and talk with them, because sometimes their fear can lead to miscommunication. They should know how to talk to children in order to get accurate information to help in diagnosis and treatment.
I aim to investigate this recent trend and analyze whether planned homebirths are just a viable option as hospital births by examining the training of the medical attendant, OB/ GYN or midwife, in tandem with mortality rates of both mother and child, as well as social perceptions of the practices in the media and culture itself. It is important to designate the difference between planned and unplanned homebirths. Planned homebirths involve expecting mothers who have done their research on the topic and understand the potential risks, and benefits of giving birth within the setting of their own home. These planned homebirths are attended by a medical professional ranging from paramedics, to mid-wives and even physicians (Schramm 930). Unplanned homebirths are not attended by a medical professional and often are a result of lack of pre-natal planning.
A woman centred care: case study This summative assessment will enable me to apply the knowledge and skills I have acquired from the theory sessions of the fundamental aspects of care module. In order to meet the requirements of this assessment a public health issue will be identified from a case scenario. Whilst using a problem solving approach I will critically analyse the woman’s needs and the evidence- based midwifery care involved. By reflecting on the case scenario of a client that I helped to care for in the postnatal ward, I hope to show integration of the roles of the midwife and that of the student in achieving a woman centred care approach within our caseload of that day, through reflection. In this case reflection being the expression of my expectations, perceptions and feelings of the experience represented by the evidence in this case scenario (Rodgers, 2002).
Because the entrapment of the infant in the birth canal is an emergent situation, it’s imperative that the obstetric team is familiar with the actions/interventions required to achieve the best outcome for both mother and infant. This article will review risk factors for shoulder dystocia and nursing strategies for managing it. Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) Credit A total of 2 contact hours may be earned as CNE credit for reading “An Overview of Shoulder Dystocia: The Nurse’s Role” and for completing an online post-test and evaluation. To take the test and complete the evaluation, please visit http://JournalsCNE.awhonn.org. Certificates of completion will be issued on receipt of the completed evaluation form, application and processing fees.
Redraw the chart to show your changes. 4. Describe in detail a process that the hospital could analyze, besides the ones mentioned in this case. 1. Pregnant women could preregister at 20 weeks when they come to the hospital to get the ultra sound done to determine the baby’s sex.
Essay 2 Lesson 1, question 3: Summarize the criteria of a hypothesis-based scientific study. How is this technique similar to and different from the solving of everyday problems? Research and describe an experiment of your choice that demonstrates the basic considerations that must be taken in the design of a good, hypothesis-based, scientific experiment. The criteria for a hypothesis-based scientific study are first, coming up with a study that can be tested or falsifiable. There must be criteria to go by that can prove whether the study is true or false.
2005; Spouse: 2001). Several teaching methods are part of the nursing curriculum and two pedagogical models, behaviorism and constructivis, are included; Handwreker suggests a greater emphases on clinical training to bridge the aforementioned gap. Behaviorism involves the belief that human behavior can be modified based on stimulus and response. In the learning process reinforcement for desired behavior and accomplishment is presented in different methods like high test score, performing a specific skill, or a passing grade for the assignment. Accredited organizations for schools of nursing including Board of Nursing and entities such as the National League for Nurses Accrediting Commission help to maintain the behaviorist approach by setting standards for nursing programs.
Selecting a Research Design: In this step researcher will select a design for the study in which sample selection, setting and method of measurements or tools are included. This planning is essential for the selection of reliable methods for analyzing the information.Collecting Data: In this step, the researcher will collect, record and organize information for data analysis. Analyzing Data: In this step, collected data will be analyzed and interpreted. Conclusions will be derived and recommendations will be made .Analysis of the results will explore opportunities for further study. Using the research findings: In this step researcher will share his findings with other people.