
pmid: 14971560
Perinatal nursing has become a specialty vulnerable to litigation, due to parents' high expectations of health care providers' ability to monitor for adverse events and intervene appropriately to prevent harm. When a neonate is injured during the perinatal period, a frequent response is to look for someone to blame. Neonatal nursing is considered a specialty area, requiring specialized knowledge and training. By adhering to recognized and accepted internal and external policies, neonatal nurses will uphold the standard of care set for their area of practice and avoid legal liability.
Risk Management, Certification, Malpractice, Infant, Newborn, Liability, Legal, Nurse's Role, United States, Neonatal Nursing, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Intensive Care, Neonatal, Humans, Medication Errors, Professional Autonomy, Specialization
Risk Management, Certification, Malpractice, Infant, Newborn, Liability, Legal, Nurse's Role, United States, Neonatal Nursing, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Intensive Care, Neonatal, Humans, Medication Errors, Professional Autonomy, Specialization
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