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Hope for HIE is the premiere global organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families impacted by HIE. Over the last several years, we've grown our comprehensive peer-to-peer support network to serve over 6,000 families worldwide across all ages, stages, outcomes and locations. We have been aggressively building out new educational content in collaboration with our Medical Advisory Board, and also offer printable materials, newly diagnosed family support boxes for point of diagnosis that you can request at any time, and more that can be accessed through our
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This trauma is definitely not just related to prematurity. In fact, HIE family trauma is exacerbated due to the narrative surrounding NICU as only a preemie place, combined with many times a lack of connection to HIE-specific resources, or even naming the diagnosis. We've recently launched more resources for NICU clinicians to help explain and connect parents. We know that when parents are empowered, their babies have better outcomes. Our HIE NICU experience handout is available in six languages, with six more in the works. We've relaunched our website and will be continually filli
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Hope for HIE is the premiere global organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families impacted by HIE - hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. The organization hosts a comprehensive support network for families, 6000+ strong and growing every day, and continuously publishes new educational materials for explaining HIE that clinicians can use with families, and hosted Q&A's with Hope for HIE's Medical Advisory Board. Resources for clinicians and researchers HIE overview for newly diagnosed families HIE NICU overview translated into six languages Newly diagnosed support boxes and printable materials request form (all free to clinicians) April is global HIE Awareness Month. A comprehensive toolkit, links to events, and other resources can be found at HIEawarenessmonth.com. Questions? Feel free to email Betsy Pilon, Executive Director at betsy@hopeforhie.org.
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Join experts in the field of neonatal neurology as they speak on clinical and research guidelines, educate on new techniques, and answer your questions! April Speakers: April 2nd: Betsy Pilon - Supporting HIE Families April 9th: Seetha Shankaran, MD - Hypothermia for HIE, Updates and Controversies April 16th: Gerda Meijler, MD - Neonatal Head Ultrasonography: How to Scan a Baby, Normal Anatomy of the Neonatal Brain April 23rd: Linda de Vries, MD - Neuroimaging in the Full Term Infant April 30th: Trainee Session RSVP below to confirm your attendance
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Membership Information can be found at newbornbrainsociety.org/membership. Hope you can join us!
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A collective of the world’s leading newborn brain care providers have come together and launched the https://newbornbrainsociety.org/ (NBS). This new organization is focused on advancing newborn brain care through international multidisciplinary collaboration, education, and innovation. With founding leadership representation from prestigious programs such as Yale, Duke, Harvard, and UCSF, international representation from Canada, Brazil, and Ireland, and parent collaboration through the Hope for HIE Foundation, the goal is to bring together the resources of many programs to move the fiel
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A collective of the world’s leading newborn brain care providers have come together and launched the Newborn Brain Society (NBS). This new organization is focused on advancing newborn brain care through international multidisciplinary collaboration, education, and innovation. With founding leadership representation from prestigious programs such as Yale, Duke, Harvard, and UCSF, international representation from Canada, Brazil, and Ireland, and parent collaboration through the Hope for HIE Foundation, the goal is to bring together the resources of many programs to move the field forward in previously unattainable ways.
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Hope for HIE currently serves over 5,000 families worldwide through a comprehensive support network of over 100 location-based and topic-focused forums, supporting in-person connections and events, and partnering with clinicians and researchers to reduce incidence and improve quality of life for all families affected by HIE. For more information, visit HopeforHIE.org.
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untilApril is HIE Awareness Month Hope for HIE is once again coordinating global awareness for HIE. This year, the theme is CHOOSE HOPE. We hope we can count on our 99NICU colleagues to help us spread the word. Our awareness month website is being built and should be available in the next week or two with a variety of tools to help spread awareness including social media graphics, press releases and talking points, downloadable patient referral and educational materials, and more. Over 2 million impressions were generated in 2019, and Hope for HIE now serves over 5,000 families wor
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I'll be on the panel for this satellite symposium event. Hope to connect with you! http://www.hottopicsinneonatology.org/Pape_flyer_2016--blue.pdf
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Hope for HIE is a worldwide, nonprofit organization serving over 5,000 families whose children have experienced HIE at birth or sometime during early childhood. We host a comprehensive support network of over 100 location-based and topic-focused forums, host in-person events, and work with clinicians and researchers to collaborate. We are also committed to working with neonatal and pediatric providers to help connect families, participate in any research studies and provide educational materials. If you are interested in receiving our materials (we ship them worldwide!), please submit a request to our Vice President of Professional Outreach at http://www.hopeforhie.org/requestmaterials
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Hope for HIE is a worldwide nonprofit organization serving families whose children have been diagnosed with or experienced HIE at birth or sometime during early childhood. We have a comprehensive support network providing much-needed psychosocial support. We are also committed to working with neonatal and postnatal providers to help connect families, participate in any research studies and provide educational materials. If you are interested in receiving our materials (we ship them worldwide!), please submit a request to our Vice President of Professional Outreach at http://www.hopeforhi
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Good afternoon! I wanted to reach out to you to let you know Hope for HIE has developed and published some educational materials for families and professionals. We have them available in two ways - downloadable from our website, or requestable through our website, worldwide. We would love to get these in the hands of as many NICU and PICU providers as we can to help families sooner than ever before, so that nobody has to face a diagnosis of HIE alone. To view the printable resources, click here: http://www.hopeforhie.org/printableresources To request print
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Journal Club 12 Jan 2016: Outcomes of infants with Apgar score of zero at 10 min
BetsyP commented on Stefan Johansson's article in 99nicu News
Very interesting. Many families in Hope for HIE have experienced APGARS after 10 minutes of zero and have come through. Some with lasting impacts, some not.
