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NNP
(redirected from Neonatal Nurse Practitioner)

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NNPNew National Party
NNPNeonatal Nurse Practitioner
NNPNet National Product
NNPNational Nutrition Program (UK)
NNPNeural Network Processor
NNPNew Nationalist Party (Great Britain)
NNPNo Needed Parts
NNPNeue Nationale Partei
NNPNorthwest Novelty Products (founded in 1998, sells advertising specialties and promotional products)
NNPNice Nil Partner (spades)
NNPNieuwe Nationale Party
NNPNoise Normalized Power


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A very experienced practitioner, she has worked at Auckland District Health Board's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) since 1979, where she has been a staff nurse, charge nurse and, since 1995, a neonatal nurse practitioner (NNP).
About one newborn in 10 requires treatment in a neonatal intensive care unit, says Zaichkin, a neonatal nurse practitioner in Washington state.
She was one of the first nurses to complete the neonatal nurse practitioner programme and was one of the pioneers of this role in New Zealand.
 
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