Stefan Johansson Posted October 26, 2014 Posted October 26, 2014 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 2
Stefan Johansson Posted February 9, 2015 Author Posted February 9, 2015 September 2015 is soon here and you can now register for the 3rd EBNEO meeting! The final version of the flyer is attached below. For registration: please use the printed form in the flyer (click here to download!) or visit http://www.chop.edu/events/international-conference-evidence-based-neonatology for further information.
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