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We are happy to make the first announcement about the Internationel Conference for Evidence-based Neonatology (EbNeo)!

During 9-10 September 2015, the EbNeo conference will be held in the Union League of Philadelphia, in Philadelphia, USA.
 

The registration will open in February 2015.

 

Planned topics

  • Evidence based methods of facilitating extubation
  • Antenatal steroids - evidence limits to contemporary clinical practice
  • What we have learned from the Swedish databases of outcomes of ELBW infants
  • An evidence based approach to tracheostomy for the chronically ventilated newborn
  • Why should we implement early intervention in newborns?
  • Improving value in neonatal care through economic evaluations alongside RCTs
  • Transitions to an extra-uterine environment - good and bad
  • Making sense of the recent saturation targeting trials in extremely preterm infants
  • Late and moderate prematurity: evidence to guide practice
  • Antenatal corticosteroids: where we have been and where we are going
  • Oxygen saturation signal: use it wisely
  • Is an evidence base for neonatal ethics possible and what does it look like
  • The composite outcome dilemma in newborn medicine
  • What do we know about the molecular epidemiology of BPD
  • New wrinkles on meta-analysis
  • An evidence based approach to probiotics in newborns
  • Making sense of 'GRADE': what to do when there is no randomized trial

Invited speakers

  • Peter Graham Davis
  • Alan Jobe
  • Mikael Norman
  • Sara DeMauro
  • Alicia Spittle
  • Dmitry Dukhovny
  • Satyanarayana Lakshminrusimha
  • Barbara Schmidt
  • Elaine Boyle
  • Kellie Murphy
  • Juliann DiFiore
  • Dominic Wilkinson
  • Nigel Paneth
  • Roger Soll
  • Gordon Guyatt
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