With the system of care as the focus for patient safety, the resident/fellow: 1  Conducts system assessment through critical observation of patient experience and process tracer. 2  Identifies system errors and opportunities for system safety improvement. 3  Identifies and develops strategies for safety improvement.
Since eczema makes skin seriously itchy, heavy scratching is common. To prevent your baby from worsening the rash with cuts and infection, keep nails clean, short, and covered at night. Try some lightweight mittens, Robyn S. suggests.
3. Eczema. Like baby acne, eczema is very common in newborns, but itâs usually caused by dry (not oily) skin. Mild eczema can cause lots of small bumps, similar to baby acne. Since it often starts on the cheeks, itâs easy to confuse with baby acne. But, if it spreads into a rash that covers the skin or develops in other areas of your babyâs body, such as the folds of his elbows and knees, then itâs probably eczema, not acne.