Welcome to the Neonatal Nurses Association
Welcome to the NNA web site
If you are a member of the NNA, go to Member’s Login (top, right-hand) and enter your name and membership number to log in to the members area. There you will have access to an extensive range of resources to help you with your work and to network within the profession.
If you are not yet a member of the NNA but are considering joining and would like to receive the Journal of Neonatal Nursing, please go to Join NNA now.
Did you know that Nursery Nurses and Allied Professionals can how be Members of the NNA
Look at the new revised constitution. A major change is that the membership is now open to all individuals working with neonates as stated
’FULL MEMBERSHIP shall be open to any nurse or midwife whose name appears on the Nursing and Midwifery Council professional register or any other person directly involved with neonatal care such as nursery nurses and allied health professionals
• Whose professional interests are relevant to the practice of neonatal nursing
• Who is interested in furthering the work of the Association
• Who has paid the annual subscription as laid down from time to time by the Executive Committee hereinafter mentioned’
Pass the good news on to all those working in your unit and encourage others and make our organisation stronger and louder on your behalf.
SIGN UP NOW FOR ACTION TO TACKLE PREMAURE BIRTHS. MORE RESEARCH CALLED FOR
GO TO www.standupfortinylives.org
CHANGE OF CONTACT NUMBERS FOR THE NNA
Please contact the NNA either
mobile number 07974 416919 or
05602315682 to leave a message
email deeberesford@btinternet.com or as before at nnaoffice@nna.org.uk
alternatively write in at the PO Box No 8708, Nottingham, NG2 9BJ [h]
2007 was the 30th anniversary of the NNA. have you to some a very special memory. iIf so go to NNA bussiness page in the members area
DRAEGER SCHOLARSHIP
2008 scholarship NOW advertised
Exciting Research with Neonatal Nurses in the Trent Perinatal Network
My name is Katie Gallagher, and I am a neonatal nurse currently doing my PhD. My area of interest is neonatal nurses attitudes towards borderline viability. I became interested in this area due to the lack of research looking into our attitudes towards the care and treatment of extremely premature infants, despite our huge involvement with these babies and their families. My research looks specifically at neonatal nurses attitudes, and asks what do we think of borderline viability in our neonatal units.
Please see the following leaflet for more information, or please do not hesitate to contact myself for further information (see details on leaflet). The study is being conducted in all neonatal units in the Trent Perinatal Network, and provides an exciting opportunity to make nurses attitudes and opinions count. Interview transcripts can also be given to back to their corresponding participants for use in reflective portfolios. I look forward to hearing from you soon!