Neonatal and Maternal Palliative Care
Neonatal palliative care is a subspecialty of palliative care that treats infants with disorders ranging from illness, birth deserts, trauma, vascular abnormalities, and surgical complications. Regardless, these newborns are continuously exhausted for a prolonged period of time; the first month of life serves as a metaphor for the time of life.
Given the high rates of immaturity and birth defects-related mortality, neonatologists have long managed the brief lives of all the different newborns; however, there has been considerable variation in their temperament and ability to fully address the knowledge domain in the areas of palliative, end-of-life, and sorrow care.
- Child health & infant care
- Family planning
- Maternal and fetal medicine
- Maternal health
- Maternal nutrition-dietary plans
- Medical complications in pregnancy
- Side effects and treatment
- Paediatric nutrition