E30 - Noise Levels in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
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This episode discusses the sources and importance of measuring noise levels in neonatal intensive care units and how it can improve care settings.
What are the sources of noise in a neonatal intensive care unit? Why is it important to measure noise in the neonatal care environment? How can this information improve the neonatal care setting? These questions and more are answered in the 30th episode of the podcast. Researched RN is for nurses of any specialty and clinical setting where new and interesting peer-reviewed nursing articles are summarized and discussed. Develop a spirit of inquiry in your day-to-day with the Researched RN Podcast. Hosted by Steven Cuzmenco, MSN, RN, CCRN-CMC, NPD-BC a nursing professional development specialist and clinical nurse educator. Email ResearchedRNPodcast@gmail.com with articles or topics you want to hear! Thrift Books Deal for Listeners - Spend $30 and get a free book! Article citation: Jaguey-Hernández, Y., Trejo-García, C. A., Casco-Gallardo, K. I., Mendoza-Mojica, S. A., & Guerrero-Solano, J. A. (2025). Assessing noise levels in a Mexican neonatal intensive care unit: Results from an observational study. Nursing Research and Practice, 2025 , 9197371. https://doi.org10.1155/nrp/9197371 Intro/Outro Music Credit…
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