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JOGNN Editorial: The Nurse’s Role in the Promotion of Safe Sleep for Infants

JOGNN Editorial: The Nurse’s Role in the Promotion of Safe Sleep for Infants

Category: AWHONN, Neonatal IssuesTags: safe sleep
December 19, 2016

As obstetric and neonatal health care providers, it is our responsibility to model safe sleep practices from the onset of life or the newborn’s first sleep.

Click here to view the editorial published in JOGNN.

Visit the “Safe to Sleep” campaign and learn what nurses can do to reduce the risk of SIDS and sleep related death.

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