Gustaf Lernfelt

Thank you all for great suggestions, I will check them all out, and get back to you! I was in contact with a sales person from IngMar this week about their E-learning module, but since it was $1000 a year, your examples are much better.

Hi, As a fellow I would like to learn more about ventilating the preterm infant in a safe setting. Does anyone know about any good neonatal ventilation simulation software, for training and learning different ventilation strategies? Best regards, Gustaf

Thank you for sharing these great videos Nathan, they are very instructive and usefull.

Wouldn’t the use be limited due to too many sources of error? You wouldn’t know if it was the liver or the kidney that took the hit.

Don’t miss this weeks seminar from the Newborn Brain Society on nutrition and the preterm brain. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_k786xQyCR9udifW6RDYTjA You will also be able to watch it for a week on their webpage: https://newbornbrainsociety.org/media-library/

I believe mom-incubators are made for this setting. https://www.momincubators.com But an incubator could become an oven in the wrong hands, kangaroo-care is a safe alternative. I was told about a project as a student, where worn out incubators where transported to a rural setting in a warmer part of Africa, but the children got overheated and it became a death trap. Maybe the best people to hear with is MSF? I’m sure they thought this through.

#NeoEBM is well established and should stay. I would also enjoy: #NeoCase: For case discussions. #NeoPoll: For polls #NeoNews: For news in neonatology #NeoPod: For podcast related topics #NeoTech: for medtech