Reducing Osteopenia of Prematurity-related Fractures in a Level IV NICU: A Quality Improvement Initiative

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@TheLegalBrain1 @Sandra_Cole44 @hcavirginia Here’s a study done by a hospital on the steps they implemented to reduce incidence of fractures in NICU patients. It does happen in the NICU because they extremely fragile and policies need to be in place to pr…

In this quality improvement initiative, St Christopher's Hospital for Children sought to decrease the rate of osteopenia of prematurity-related fractures in a level IV in the neonatal intensive care unit by 20% in 1 year. Read about the project her…

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