Education, Organisation & Evaluation

A library of 250+ videos in Neonatology, Human Factors Training, Neonatal Ethics, Neonatal Procedural skills Training, and POCUS in Neonatology, Lung Ultrasound and more https://youtube.com/@mprove-multiprofessionalne4091

Webinar on the role of the neonatal behaviour assessment scale (NBAS) and newborn behavioural observations (NBO) in the neonatal unit. See more information here: https://nna.org.uk/events/

Calling all nurses on the NICU! Please see below for opportunities to apply for travel/education/research scholarships! https://nna.org.uk/scholarship/?fbclid=IwAR2tbRBT4yV7O8E3U7RwF3_kBAmqJnxSHIHvQ7SbPMW5UXlQSbBSYtSI93g

I just finished listening to a most interesting interview with Dr. Horan in the Incubator podcast about field work with Medicine San Frontiers (Doctors without borders). Insights, laughters and tears about NICU work under challenging circumstances (to say the least!) I can only recommend listening to this interview. Would be great to hear if you have experiences and advice to share for those wanting to take on a similar mission. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1739595/8806860-010-dr-katherine-horan-a-neonatologist-without-borders

A series of free, online guest lectures in pulmonology, courtesy of the NOTE and ESPR collaboration. I have added these dates into the calendar, but you can sign up for these by contacting noteteam20@gmail.com. All times are in CEST.

Check out The Incubator, a (first?) dedicated podcast for NICU professionals hosted by Dr. Ben Courchia and Dr. Daphna Yasova Barbeau. I have listened to two episodes and can highly recommend it. The pod is weekly and about new evidence in neonatal care and the fascinating individuals who make this progress possible. Find here https://www.buzzsprout.com/1739595

Hello everyone, Just undertakiing an audit of unplanned extubations on our NICU. As a matter of interest is anyone aware of the use of a risk assessment tool to ensure avoiding unplanned extubations? Thanks Alistair

Dear colleagues! There is a burning question on my mind. Has anybody done one oft these two part-time distance learning MSc programs - MSc Neonatology (University of Southampton - https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/neonatology-masters-msc) or MSc Neonatal Medicine (Cardiff University - https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/taught/courses/course/neonatal-medicine-msc-part-time)? If so, what was your experience with it? Would you do it all over again? Was it worth its money? Was it compatible with working full-time? Initially I wanted to join a PhD program, but unfortunately this is almost impossible right now and probably for the next few years at my ho…

This new guidance is going to be published in Australia. Have your say: Managing extremely preterm birth at 22-25 weeks’ gestation To help give babies born extremely early the best chance of surviving, we have developed evidence-based clinical guidance to manage pregnant women and their babies. Babies born between 22+0 to 24+6 weeks’ gestation require intensive support for months after birth and those who survive are at risk of disabilities including problems with walking, talking, thinking, seeing and hearing. How we manage at-risk women and extremely preterm babies varies across the state, as do outcomes for these babies. How to provide feedback …

I’m considering use of Microsoft access to build unit handover database at a tertiary NICU. Any suggestions as to how people might have used one/ any available templates, please? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk