Knowledge to care for vulnerable newborns

Elsevier Clinical eLearning pediatric and neonatal courses give nurses and other clinicians the opportunity to learn current, evidence-based skills for the optimal treatment of newborns and young children who need specialist medical care.

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eLearning Pediatric and neonatal courses available

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  ENA: Pediatric Emergency Nursing Certification Review 1.1¹

  Authored by ENA, this interactive course helps emergency nurses provide safe, effective care to pediatric patients with conditions requiring emergency care. This course follows the blueprint for the CPEN exam and helps nurses prepare for the challenging test.

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  Mosby’s ECG Interpretation 3.0²

  Mosby’s ECG Interpretation 3.0 educates nurses and monitor technicians in ECG basics, ECG interpretation and 12-lead ECG interpretation. This course includes an interactive interface using electronic ECG calipers, ECG ruler and more rhythm-tracing images to help learners apply their knowledge.

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  Mosby's Neonatal Nursing 2.0²

  This interactive online program, developed for both new and experienced nurses working in the neonatal setting, can be a powerful addition to orientation and continuing education. Each of the 34 lessons features original, captivating photography and video footage, and a post test to assess learning.

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  Mosby’s Pediatric Nursing Orientation²

  Endorsed by the Society of Pediatric Nurses, Mosby’s Pediatric Nursing Orientation prepares newly-licensed and experienced nurses transitioning to the specialty how to care for the highly specialized pediatric patient population. The course is designed to meet nurses’ needs during orientation and for continuing professional development.