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Did you miss our latest webinar on tactile stimulation and its effects on breathing? Not to worry! It is recorded and available on-demand on our website and on YouTube. Follow the link below to hear our invited guests Dr Janneke Dekker and Mrs Sophie Cramer, both from Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands, share their knowledge on the topic. ❇️ "Tactile stimulation for preterm infants at birth: outdated or essential?" presented by Dr Janneke Dekker, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands. ❇️ "Advantages, disadvantages and challenges of automated tactile stimulation” presented by Mrs Sophie Cramer, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherland…

📣 Have you signed up? 📣 Only 3️⃣ days to go until our next webinar session! Join us on Thursday, September 28 at 16:00 for Monivent webinar #3. We are delighted to have Dr Janneke Dekker and Dr Sophie Cramer, both from Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands, as our invited guest speakers. ❇️ "Tactile stimulation for preterm infants at birth: outdated or essential?" presented by Dr Janneke Dekker, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands. ❇️ "Advantages, disadvantages and challenges of automated tactile stimulation” presented by Dr Sophie Cramer, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands. Sign up here below to learn more about tactile stimula…

📣 Have you registered for our free webinar? 📣 Join us on Monday August 28 at 16:00 CET and listen to presentations related to chest compression techniques in the delivery room and neonatal airway management. We are delighted to have Professor Georg Schmoelzer, University of Alberta, Canada and Dr Nadya Yousef, Hôpital Antoine Béclère, France as our guest speakers. ❇️ Webinar session #1 "Chest compression techniques in the delivery room" presented by professor Georg Schmölzer, University of Alberta, Canada. ❇️ Webinar session #2 "Training in neonatal airway management, towards a multimodal approach” presented by Dr Nadya Yousef, Hôpital Antoine Béclère, France. F…

What are the commonly defined contra-indications for Physiological-Based Cord Clamping and are these actual contra-indications? In our next Concord Talk, Dr.med. Anja Stein, a leading neonatologist at the University Hospital in Essen Germany, will be sharing her experience of performing PBCC in cases that some other hospitals have defined as contra-indications, for example placenta praevia and multiples. The experience of the University Hospital Essen triggers an interesting discussion regarding what the actual contra-indications of PBCC are. We invite you to actively contribute to exchange knowledge and experience. Sign up, togethe…

Monivent Neo100 at Luzerner Kantonspital - A Customer Story Nothing captures the magic of our products better than the real-life experiences of our customers. Hearing the stories of our customers, we know that our products are making a difference in their lives. Let their experiences inspire you! During the summer of 2022, the Luzerner Kantonspital (LUKS) invested in two Neo100 systems and recently also their third system to be used in the delivery room (DR). As one of nine level III NICUs in Switzerland, the LUKS perinatal center provides intensive medical treatment for premature babies and newborns and the care of expectant mothers during high-risk pregnancies…

Interesting results with Monivent Neo100 were presented at PAS 2023 in Washington D.C. New clinical study with Monivent Neo100 showed that using a respiratory function monitor (RFM) in the delivery room leads to significantly higher ventilation quality of newborns. Excessive tidal volumes (>8 mL/kg), previously associated with an increased risk of brain injury, could be significantly reduced. At Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) annual meeting in Washington D.C., Dr Michael Wagner from Medical University of Vienna presented results from the clinical study where Neo100 had been used on 90 preterm and term newborns in the delivery room and neonatal intensive …

Did you miss Monivent Webinar on Thursday June 22nd? Not to worry! The replay from our webinar is now available on our website and on YouTube. Listen to presentations related to neonatal respiratory support in the delivery room and NICU with Professor Tomasz Szczapa, University Hospital Poznan, Poland and Dr Michael Wagner, Medical University Hospital Vienna, Austria. ❇️ Webinar session #1 "Neonatal respiratory support in the delivery room - current guidelines and potential optimization strategies" presented by professor Tomasz Szczapa, Poznań University of Medical Sciences, Poznań, Poland. ❇️ Webinar session #2 "Respiratory function monitoring applicati…

Complex procedures with an intact cord can be done. Curious how? Dr. Florian Kipfmüller from UK Bonn, will share the science and his experience in optimizing these more complex delivery workflows. Join us for another inspiring #ConcordTalk on Tuesday 9 May at 3 p.m. Register here: www.concordneonatal.com/concord-talk You can also register to receive the recording afterwards. #cordclamping #neonates #concordbirthflow

Would you like to know more about the key learnings of implementing #PBCC within a level 2 neonatal care unit? During our next Concord Talk Dr. Mirjam Kleinhout and Dr. Jeske Kooijman will talk about their considerations and motivations for adopting the Concord Birth Flow at their hospital. Register here to join us on 4 April 2023 at 3.00 pm CET www.concordneonatal.com/concord-talk

Are you considering performing delivery room cuddles and are doubts about feasibility and safety withholding you from implementing this? Join us on Tuesday 14 March at 15:00 pm CET for our next #Concordtalk with Dr. Aniko Deierl from Imperial College London. Dr. Deierl will be sharing the experience of her hospital with implementing delivery room cuddles of preterm infants < 32 weeks as standard of care, including the concept, feasibility, safety and parental feedback. Sign up here: https://concordneonatal.com/concord-talk/ #deliveryroomcuddles #zeroseparation #familyintegratedcare #preterm…