Journal of Nursing Education · 1998 · 16 citations · 4 references
NursingMaternal HealthMaternal Health NursingMaternal Health EducationNeonatal HealthPostpartum NursingIntrapartum Nursing CareNewborn CarePostpartum AssessmentPostpartum CarePostpartum Nursing CareAccess To Postpartum CarePostpartum Care ModelsPostpartum Home Visits
ABSTRACT This article describes a Postpartum Follow-Up Project, in which junior nursing students made two postpartum follow-up home visits to evaluate maternal and newborn health status, provide education, and enrich their own clinical experiences. Marker Model Standards of Care and Patient Teaching Protocols were used by students to direct provision of care. By participating in this project, students were able to meet foUow-up care needs of mothers having short lengths of stay and were able to expand their learning experiences. Students felt these visits were beneficial, and client evaluations indicated the students' visits were helpful to them.
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