Breastfeeding Essays and Research Papers

Essay Instructions: Evidence Based Paper approaching the problem/question using five evidence based practice guidelines

The question I would like to address is whether skin to skin contact promote breastfeeding in preterm and term neonates.

Essay Instructions: Identify a clinical question relevant to their maternity clinical experience and seek evidence-based answers to the question from two scholarly nursing journal articles (can be found in CINAHL). From the readings determine if the evidence supports the practice. If not, describe what can be done to facilitate the change. Write a 1-2 page review (cover page and reference page are not included in this page count) that will include:

1. An introductory paragraph discussing what issue you have identified and why it interests you

I would like to write about preterm infants with necrotizing enterocolitis and breastfeeding, whether
it is beneficial to the infant to breastfeed. I found interest in the topic after a clinical experience in the NICU. There was a infant that was having difficulty keeping formula down. The neonate gastric pH was being monitored for GER. The NICU nurse also spoke of assessing for signs of necrotizing enterocolitis and that is what sparked my interest I did not know anything about necrotizing enterocolitis.and the wealth of information she shared was a bit overwhelming at the time so I decided to look it up after my clinical experience and decided I wanted to write my evidence based paper on it.

2. A summary paragraph of each article presenting information about your topic

3. Use APA format including: cover page, text/body and reference page (a minimum of 2 references sited), 1? margins, double space, and 12 font. No abstract is required.

Essay Instructions: Give an overview of the ROLE OF THE MIDWIFE in the POSTPARTUM referring to the NICE GUIDElINES

1. it is very important to refer to the NICE GUIDELINES

NB

I KNOW THAT THE ROLE OF THE MIDWIFE IN THE POSTPARTUM INCLUDES BREASTFEEDING AND COMMUNITY CARE.