Program 2019

The program includes lectures 7-9 April, and workshops 10 April.
Click here to download the program folder and click here to register!

Lecture Topics and Speakers

Cord Clamping, 1.0 and 2.0 Ola Andersson, Sweden
Go with the (high) flow Brett Manley, Australia
Prevention of BPD Laila Lorenz, Germany
Using a count of 3 neonatal morbidities to select high-risk preterm infants for long-term follow-up Barbara Schmidt, USA
Infants surviving at the limit of viability – what are the outcomes and what shall we do? Ulrika Ådén, Sweden
Periviability – when to act?
incl 45 min Panel and Delegate Discussion
Stefan Johansson, Sweden,
Gorm Greisen, Denmark,
Eduard Verhagen, Netherlands
MRI after preterm birth David Edwards, UK
The many inotropes – what to use when? Yogen Singh, UK
Parent participation in decision-making in the NICU
Eduard Verhagen, Netherlands
Prevention of CLABSI Victoria Payne, UK
Dosing antibiotics for term and preterm infants Karel Allegaert, Belgium
Evidence-based feeding Lise Aunsholt, Denmark
ESPGHAN – what’s new in the updated nutritional guidelines Nadja Haiden, Austria
Measuring cerebral blood flow in newborn infants – and what then? Gorm Greisen, Denmark
Treating pain in neonates Karel Allegaert, Belgium
Transfusions in preterm infants Haresh Kirpalani, USA
Etiology and diagnosis of neonatal seizures Geraldine Boylan, Ireland
Hyperglycemia – how to manage and why Kathryn Beardsal, UK
Neonatal transports – how to do them safe and easy Morten Breindahl, Denmark
How to Explain When NEC Rates Persist – Even When a NICU Does Everything “Right” Ravi Patel, USA
Why we should rehearse simulated scenarios Ruth Gottstein, UK
YOUNG LECTURER SESSION
Subclinical hypothyroidism
Challenges how to diagnose NEC
Dinushan Kaluarachchi, US
Sandra Meinich Juhl, Denmark

Workshops

Neonatal transportation Morten Breindahl and Christian Heiring, Denmark
When has enough evidence accumulated to change the standard of care?
How should we interpret non-inferiority trials?
Barbara Schmidt and Haresh Kirpalani, US
Echocardiography for neonatologists Yogen Singh, UK
Family-based care Sari Ahlqvist-Björkroth and
Liisa Lethonen, Finland

Exhibit a poster

We welcome delegates to bring scientific posters for the poster exhibition located by the main lecture room in the area of coffee and lunch breaks.

On Monday 8 April, there will be poster walks during both coffee breaks. The presenting author is expected to be available at the poster and give a 5 minute overview.

Click here for more information!

(and yes, there will be a price 🙂 )