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What levels of neonatal nursing are there?
Level I:- Healthy newborns who do not require any special medical treatment
Level II:
- Newborns who are premature or ill but do not require intensive care
Level III:
-Newborns who are critically ill or premature infants
- The highest level of neonatal care
- Provides comprehensive medical and surgical care for critically ill newborns
- Typically found in large hospitals with a dedicated NICU
- Staffed by a team of highly specialized neonatologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals
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