January 11, 201511 yr Caffeine has been used for over 30 years to treat episodes of apnea in preterm infants. Caffeine citrate is considered one of the most safety and effective drugs, with few or no side effects, used in our Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). Many randomized studies describe the use and benefits of caffeine in the preterm population. Studies based on caffeine prophylactic use in preterm infants, as well as new indications out of apnea of prematurity have been recently published. Despite being one of the drugs most used in our NICU, are not yet available clinical practice guidelines and / or protocols in many of our NICU. Therefore, I invite you to participate in a study to determine the use of caffeine and its indications in NICUs around the world through the following survey. Once analyzed all the surveys, I promise to send you the results. Those you are interested you can send me your email adress and I will send you the survey. Dr. Laura Castells Vilella lauracastellsvilella@gmail.com Neonatologist and NICU’s Manager IDC Salud Hospital General de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain)
January 15, 201511 yr This is the email address for Natalie Shellack. She is a neonatal pharmacologist who has particularly studied the use of caffeine in neonates. I would suggest contacting her. nschellack@gmail.com
January 22, 201511 yr I am also interested My e mail vvshankara@gmail.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
February 10, 201511 yr Caffeine has been used for over 30 years to treat episodes of apnea in preterm infants. Caffeine citrate is considered one of the most safety and effective drugs, with few or no side effects, used in our Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). Many randomized studies describe the use and benefits of caffeine in the preterm population. Studies based on caffeine prophylactic use in preterm infants, as well as new indications out of apnea of prematurity have been recently published. Despite being one of the drugs most used in our NICU, are not yet available clinical practice guidelines and / or protocols in many of our NICU. Therefore, I invite you to participate in a study to determine the use of caffeine and its indications in NICUs around the world through the following survey. Once analyzed all the surveys, I promise to send you the results. Those you are interested you can send me your email adress and I will send you the survey. Dr. Laura Castells Vilella lauracastellsvilella@gmail.com Neonatologist and NICU’s Manager IDC Salud Hospital General de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain) hi I am interested. my email is sbabarao1@nhs.net
February 10, 201511 yr Dr. Vilella, I would be interested in participating in your survey. Sincerely, Barbera Herzog Taft, CNS, NNP NICU/SCN Medford, Oregon barbera.herzogtaft@asante.org
February 10, 201511 yr I am interested in this study. My email us richardmausling@yahoo.com! Many thanks!
February 11, 201511 yr comment_8099 I am interested. My email lmedina81@cantv.net Thanks Send Sticky Note
February 11, 201511 yr comment_8100 Hi ,I would like to receive this survey sue.harvey@netcare.co.za. many thanks Send Sticky Note
February 11, 201511 yr Caffeine has been used for over 30 years to treat episodes of apnea in preterm infants. Caffeine citrate is considered one of the most safety and effective drugs, with few or no side effects, used in our Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). Many randomized studies describe the use and benefits of caffeine in the preterm population. Studies based on caffeine prophylactic use in preterm infants, as well as new indications out of apnea of prematurity have been recently published. Despite being one of the drugs most used in our NICU, are not yet available clinical practice guidelines and / or protocols in many of our NICU. Therefore, I invite you to participate in a study to determine the use of caffeine and its indications in NICUs around the world through the following survey. Once analyzed all the surveys, I promise to send you the results. Those you are interested you can send me your email adress and I will send you the survey. Dr. Laura Castells Vilella lauracastellsvilella@gmail.com Neonatologist and NICU’s Manager IDC Salud Hospital General de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain) I'm also interested. asenjo.carolina@gmail.com
February 24, 201510 yr Caffeine has been used for over 30 years to treat episodes of apnea in preterm infants. Caffeine citrate is considered one of the most safety and effective drugs, with few or no side effects, used in our Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). Many randomized studies describe the use and benefits of caffeine in the preterm population. Studies based on caffeine prophylactic use in preterm infants, as well as new indications out of apnea of prematurity have been recently published. Despite being one of the drugs most used in our NICU, are not yet available clinical practice guidelines and / or protocols in many of our NICU. Therefore, I invite you to participate in a study to determine the use of caffeine and its indications in NICUs around the world through the following survey. Once analyzed all the surveys, I promise to send you the results. Those you are interested you can send me your email adress and I will send you the survey. Dr. Laura Castells Vilella lauracastellsvilella@gmail.com Neonatologist and NICU’s Manager IDC Salud Hospital General de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain) i am interested deliatatar@yahoo.com
March 7, 201510 yr Please include me as well Dr S R Fattepur Consultant Neonatologist and Assistant Professor of Paediatrics, KIMS, Hubli
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