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Obstetrician Pierre- Constant Budin developed a basis of newborn medicine
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Jean Louis Paul Denucé was the first doctor to use an incubator on a premie
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Stephanie Tarnier modified a warming that decreased natal mortality rate from 66% to 38%
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Thomas Rotch developed a feeding method that calculated the percentage of milk, cream, and sugar a baby needs to fulfill their diet when breastmilk wasn't available.
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Martin A. Couney was known as the "Incubator Doctor" for being one of the first doctors to work on premature babies in the United States.
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Incubators were advanced with the Hess oxygen box who he helped babies to treat respitory distress.
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The clear incubator was developed
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Women were not able to treat premature babies because they believed they increased the chance of them being exposed to a infectious disease.
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The neonatal field started raising at it's time and the duties of the job grew, neonatal nurces are now responsible of:
taking care of babies
Working with needles, feeding pumps, NICUs, and ventilators
more aware because of how fragile the babies are
work 12 hour shifts, 3 days a week
have to also be able to understand both the child and mother
Level 1: Healthy babies
Level 2: Premies
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The first offical ICU for premies organization started in 1960 at Yale-New Haven Hospital. It was one of the first steps to in the attempt to being to take the neonatal field more seriously.
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The survival rate went up to 50% for babies who weigh more than 900 grams and are inside for at least 27 weeks
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In 2013 the average salary was $66,220
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As of 2013, the education requirements are:
complete both undergraduate and graduate nursing programs
masters of science in nursing with focus on neonatal
certification exam (2 years or 2,000 clinical hours)
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The average salary of a entry neonatal nurse is $34,905 to $77,371, with more practice it can be anywhere from $80,000 to $100,000
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After the death of JFK's son there was in increase in the funding for more research, at this time the terms neonatology and neonatologist came about.
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The career is expected to go up 19% in the next few years
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