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Are there any practicing Neonatologists in the Netherlands? I wanted to inquire re the logistics of using my United States board certification in the Netherlands. Any insight will be greatly appreciated!
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hi ,, good evening >>
i am young dr ( with Nicu) interest , from libya .
i want to ask about observership in nicu in usa .
do you have any information or usefull websites ?
all i want is to see how do you care for the babies , guidlines , to learn from you as nicu in usa on the top of best quality providers .
so would you like to help ? really iam hoping to improve the nicu care where do i work , also i have a dream of
improving the neonatal care in tripoli and libya .
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I am seeking help to receive responses to a strategic review that is being conducted by the Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health of the World Health Organization, and to which I am making a contribution. The objective of this review is to conduct a rapid, high-level assessment of diagnostic and treatment guidelines used at hospitals, in frontline health facilities, and by community health workers. I am looking for other pediatricians/neonatologists with practical experience in low and middle income countries to complete this survey. PLEASE respond to this message
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I am looking to have access to a collection of EKG print outs representing common neonatal problems. i.e. hypokalemia, hyperkalemia, AV canal. The purpose would me for education of the neonatologists. Our EKGs are often read by the peds cardiologist and I feel it is a skill that is being lost. Does anyone have suggestions for a good online library, or book? Also, if you have any nice, classic EKG printouts that you an upload, I would GREATLY appreciate it.
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Dear colleagues, I am interested to learn the limits of viability at your institution/country. I have worked in several large centers in the US and we tend to resuscitate infants >24 weeks/ >500 grams. The outcomes are relatively poor for the 24-26 weekers, but despite intense counseling, the majority of families express the desire to resuscitate the infant. I sense that the practice varies depending on culture/religion/and level of education of the patient population. Specifically, I hear that in places such as the Netherlands or even University of California, San Francisco, the usual
