Learn conventions used in Neonova, informations that could affect the function of the program or interpretation of patient data. Hints are included as suggestions for the most efficient way to perform functions.

NEONOVA is easy to use because most functions and keys are used the same way throughout the program. Learn the basic skills you must acquire to use the program most efficiently.

This includes information on:

• Neonova Main Form.
• Explaining functions used throughout NEONOVA.
• Selecting menu options.
• Learning keyboard commands.
• Entering and exiting NEONOVA.

Learn how to create and name your nurseries and to identify the bed locations to customize NEONOVA for your institution and its layout of nurseries and bed locations.

Learn how to use Patient main form, the core of all your analysis work.

You will understand how to enter Patient Data information, Patient Admission information, how to assign a bed, enter Patient Action Day information, Patient intakes, anthropometric and clinical lab data.

Learn even more on analysing Patient information from the Patient main form from all daily basis data.

Learn how to use the Reference Database that maintains sets of recommendations for nutrient intakes for infants of different body weights. These Reference values can be displayed when comparing formulas or when analyzing nutrient intakes to determine if the amounts of nutrients given an infant match the recommended values.

Learn how to configure and use the backup tool to take snapshots copies of your Neonova production environment plus all archiving and restoring data features.

Learn how to configure Neonova and build your own personalized environment.

You will be introduced to the following objects:

• Agents
• Anthropometric Values
• Clinical Lab Values
• Death Causes
• Diagnosis
• Formula labels
• Growth curves
• Maternal complications
• Nutrient Values
• Patient variables
• Physicians
• Patients
• Races
• System Manager
• Units of measure
• Weight Gestational Age