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| Advertising ACNN welcomes advertising from companies and healthcare institutions and employers. Advertising space is available from 1 month to 6 months for products and from 2 weeks to 8 weeks for employment or career opportunities. Advertising is available on this website and in our official journal - The Neonatal, Paediatric and Child Health Nursing Journal. |
| Branch Events ACNN has branches in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria. Each branch holds regular events. |
| Donating Looking to purchase a gift for the person who is difficult to buy for? Or would like to give a gift towards providing newborn resuscitation education to nurses and midwives in developing countries? Donating towards the activities of the Low Resource Special Interest Group will do just that. |
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Helping Babies Breathe The Australian College of Neonatal Nurses Inc (ACNN) is participating in the Helping Babies Breathe® neonatal resuscitation program developed for low resource countries. The program was built on a physiology that simple assessment and good general newborn care are things that every baby deserves. Purchasing a HBB product allows ACNN to purchase this product from the manufacturer to take to a low resource country. ACNN does NOT supply this product nor is it for resale. Please contact Laerdal Global Health directly at www.laerdalglobalhealth.com for individual purchases. |
| Join/Renew Membership Membership of ACNN is open to nurses and midwives caring for neonates and their families. To become a member, please go to the membership tab and complete a membership application form. To make a payment, select this category. |
| Publications The College has produced Australian Standards for Neonatal Nurses. The 3rd edition was revised in 2012. The standards should be utilised for the advancement of clinical practice based assessment, or as a self reflective tool for all levels of neonatal nurses in the clinical practice, or educational practice setting. The standards encourage the neonatal nurse to incorporate the standards into their nursing care, thereby enhancing nursing care to infants and their families. |
| SIG Events ACNN currently has six Special Interest Groups (SIGs): Education, Low Resource Countries, Research and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Leadership and Neurodevelopmental Care. Each SIG organisers at least one annual workshop or meeting. Such SIG workshops are open to all ACNN members. Members of ACNN may nominate to be a member of any or all SIGs groups. |
