You will write a 6-page report and give a 15- to a 20-minute oral presentation (powerpoint) on a specific neonatal case study. This project is worth 100 points.
Select one neonatal patient to focus on for this case study. Be sure the hospital, patient’s name, and all identifying information are removed/hidden in all of your final materials.
Submit the 6-page written report and a separate 1-page outline through Canvas.
Deliver an oral presentation supplemented by a visual aid (such as PowerPoint or a handout) of your report in class.
Written Report
Conduct research relevant to your case study using the Internet, Concorde Library, clinical site library, and any other appropriate sources. Review a variety of sources including professional journals, reputable websites, research papers, and books.
Write a 6-page APA formatted paper in which you address the following:
Cover the entire medical case of a patient from their entrance to the hospital to the present time.
Include the assessments, treatment decisions, and outcomes of those treatments.
Include the explanation, rationale, and outcomes of patient assessment, disease/trauma pathology, ventilator strategy and management, respiratory therapeutics, patient education, pulmonary rehabilitation, and experimental therapies.
Include the long-term prognosis of the patient.
NOTE: These are not copies of the patient’s chart. This should be written in an explanatory essay style.
Support your paper with a minimum of 7 peer-reviewed and/or scholarly resources, excluding the course textbooks.
Summarize your major findings in an organized, 1-page outline.
Include a cover page with the title of your report, your first and last name, and the date it is submitted.
List all references on a separate APA formatted reference page. References must include title, author, and page numbers. The outline, cover page, and reference page are not counted as part of the 6-page requirement.
Compile all of your materials onto a single document for submission through Canvas.
Oral Presentation (10 points)
Develop a 15- to the 20-minute oral presentation of your disease report.
Supplement your presentation with a concise, attractive, and professional visual aid such as a PowerPoint presentation or an informational handout you can distribute to your classmates. Include appropriate images such as graphs/charts, pictures, x-rays, or links to relevant resources. Be sure the hospital, patient’s name, and identifying information are not visible.
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