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Shannon Arender December 2 nd , 2008 MTSU School of Nursing
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Page 1: Shannon Arender December 2 nd, 2008 MTSU School of Nursing.

Shannon ArenderDecember 2nd, 2008

MTSU School of Nursing

Page 2: Shannon Arender December 2 nd, 2008 MTSU School of Nursing.

Lebanon, Tennessee Originally opened in 1979, with only 65

beds Now a 245 bed, 2 campus acute health care

facility Sole provider of health care service in

Wilson County, TN

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Consists of labor and delivery, postpartum, and newborn nursery

4 birthing rooms Newborn nursery and isolation nursery 16 bed postpartum unit Women’s Pavilion also includes specialized

programs in osteoporosis and menopause, mammography, minimally invasive hysterectomy and breast biopsy

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One nurse manager for OB unit- Laurie Kaudewitz◦ Promote a positive work environment◦ Maintain budget◦ Resolve conflicts between staff and patients◦ Payroll◦ Schedule◦ Certified lactation consultant

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Poster presentation In-service to staff Seven important points on breastfeeding

basics Research from AWHONN

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1. Educate staff on important facts about breastfeeding basics

2. Provide a visual reference, including research, that highlights key points on breastfeeding basics

3. Promote confidence and increase knowledge in staff to enable them to promote breastfeeding rather than bottle feeding

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Excellent leadership style◦ Involved and concerned about staff◦ Approachable◦ Caring and helpful to everyone

Nurse manager meeting Witnessing births

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Excellent management Small unit: tight-knit staff that work well

together Competent and compassionate nursing staff Personalized service

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Gossiping◦ About each other, as well as patients

Communication with doctors Organization and maintenance of

equipment

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Express feelings to each other rather than talking behind backs and gossiping

Maintain a good relationship with all the doctors◦ Communication

Keep track and replace equipment used

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In OB patients, what is the effect of disposal TOCOs transducers on fetal monitoring compared with permanent TOCOS transducers.

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