Participat in Neonatal Nursing Research Surveys!

In an effort to support the many research endeavors of our members, NANN has established the Research Survey Distribution Request Application, available to both member and non-member researchers to distribute their research surveys to NANN members. The surveys below are those approved for distribution by NANN's Research Committee. We encourage you to participate and help your colleagues complete their research.

The National Association of Neonatal Nurses (NANN) provides a platform for researchers to share survey opportunities with the neonatal nursing community; however, NANN does not endorse, sponsor, or support any specific research study, survey, findings, products, or services associated with these postings. NANN’s review process is limited to assessing whether the intended audience is appropriate for the research and whether the survey aligns with the interests and professional roles of its members. Participation is entirely voluntary, and individuals are encouraged to independently evaluate each study before choosing to participate.

Perspectives on PICC Practice: Insertion Techniques, Length Estimation, Tip Positioning, and Securement in Adult, Pediatric, and Neonatal Care

Principal Investigator: Elizabeth Sharpe, DNP, APRN

Introduction: This survey is open to healthcare professionals who are personally involved in PICC placement in adults, pediatric patients or neonates. Please note that you only need to complete the sections relevant to the patient population in which you personally insert PICCs.

The questionnaire will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous and confidential and participation is entirely voluntary. You may withdraw from the survey at any time. The survey deadline is the 31st of January. 

Survey link: https://redcap.uzbrussel.be/surveys/?s=YR943RJKREX9DPPX

Neonatal Developmental Care Specialist Practice Analysis Survey

Principal Investigator: Elizabeth Jeanson

Introduction: The Neonatal Developmental Care Specialist Job Description Collaborative is a grassroots effort led by therapists and nurses working in the NICU. These professionals take on important non-direct patient care responsibilities that build, refine, and advance developmental, family-centered care practices. Whether you currently serve in this role or work in a unit where these responsibilities are carried out with or without the title, your perspective is important to defining the role accurately.

Please complete this short survey to contribute your experience to the shared knowledge base that will shape the new job description.

Survey link: https://s.surveyplanet.com/mabncdot