Research Update
NANN research drives the practice of neonatal nursing. For this reason, NANN strives to provide avenues for members to become more active in accessing, understanding, conducting, and advancing research and evidence-based neonatal care.
May Research Spotlight: 2020 NANN Research Summit Faculty and Participants
The NANN Research Summit brings nurses together to share their projects—research, quality improvement, and evidence-based practice—in a supportive and stimulating environment.
This year, NANN is celebrating 15 years of the Research Summit, an event made possible through an educational grant from Mead Johnson Nutrition.
2020 Research Summit Faculty
Debra Brandon, PhD RN CCNS FAAN
Associate Professor, Duke University School of Nursing
Teresa Johnson, PhD RN
Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee College of Nursing
Jacqueline McGrath, PhD RN FAAN FNAP
Professor and Vice Dean for Faculty Excellence, University of Texas Health, San Antonio, School of Nursing
Lori Rubarth, PhD RN NNP-BC
Associate Professor and NNP Program Coordinator, University of Creighton College of Nursing
Click here to view the full list of 2020 NANN Research Summit participants.
Evaluation of NICU Humidification Practices
We are reviewing humidification practices in the care of extremely preterm infants and would appreciate your completion of a short survey regarding the practices in your NICU. The survey should take no longer than 5 to 10 minutes to complete. If you are unsure of your unit’s practices, please send the link to a member of your staff who can complete the survey.
Nurses' Attitudes and Beliefs on Family-Centered Care Practices in the NICU
The NICU is a complex, technology-driven environment where nurses have many tasks to accomplish each day to meet the physiologic needs of critically ill infants who require advanced care. Parent-infant relationships are influenced by interactions during these early-life experiences. The purpose of this study is to examine beliefs and perceptions of implementing family-centered care in the NICU.
Child Passenger Safety: An Assessment of Maternal Child Health Nurses' Knowledge and Provision of Information in Neonatal Healthcare Services
The following research survey will be open for one month. The purpose of this survey is for assessing knowledge and provision of information on child passenger safety for maternal child health nurses. This will take approximately 5-10 minutes.
Interested in Submitting a Research Survey?
Would you like to distribute your survey to thousands of neonatal nursing professionals via NANN E-News? Seek approval for publication by reviewing our instructions and completing the application form.
Disclaimer: NANN is not an active sponsor of or participant in approved research surveys. NANN does not collect or monitor survey data related to approved research surveys. It is the sole responsibility of the researcher to collect the data for their survey. In addition, NANN is unable to share member contact information with researchers.
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