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Our solution for your ONE Conference FOMO (aka: Fear of Missing Out)
Do you have ONE Conference 2019 FOMO? First off, for those of you who don’t know what FOMO is… it’s Fear Of Missing Out? It’s real, and I personally feel it all the time! And, since I know this feeling and hate it, I wanted to come up with a solution for...
ONE Conference Speaker Chats: The Wonderful Mary Coughlin
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been chatting with some of the amazing speakers that we will be hearing from at this year’s ONE Conference. A few days ago, I sat down with Mary Coughlin, who is incredibly talented and passionate about the area of neuroprotection within...
The One Conference :: 5 Reasons Why You Should Attend!
The ONE Conference is coming soon to San Diego and I don’t want you to miss the opportunity to network, learn, and renew yourself and your NICU practice. Reason #1 to attend the 2019 ONE Conference - LOCATION This may not be the top reason you attend the...
The ONE Conference: Speakers, and Topics and Agendas, Oh My!
We truly believe that The ONE Conference gets better every year… and we are all getting so excited about all the presentations and speakers that we have lined up for you in 2019! Day 1 -- A SUPER START & CELEBRATION The first day of our conference, Sunday,...
Best Practices Toolkit for Cooling Infants with HIE – at NO COST!
I’ve got some exciting news! Over the last few weeks, I’ve been developing a whole new toolkit to help your NICU be the absolute best that it can be, specifically in the area of HIE and therapeutic cooling. The best part? This toolkit is being offered to you at...
What’s really happening inside? — Bedside Monitoring and Imaging
Bedside assessment of an infant with HIE is still one of the most valuable skills that clinicians have, and it correlates to the short and long-term outcome as strongly as many other more expensive and time-consuming tools we have at our fingertips in modern NICU's....
Three Special Guest Faculty at Stanford’s NeuroNICU Course
When I was hired as a Consultant for the NeuroNICU Program at Stanford University six years ago, one of the first projects I worked on was creating a training course for the nursing staff and medical providers in the NICU at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital. ...
HIE: A worldwide problem with few answers – but we have one!
Worldwide birth asphyxia, neonatal encephalopathy and hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) account for more than 25% of infant deaths and without treatment, neonatal encephalopathy is a condition that often results in adverse outcomes including death, cerebral palsy,...
The Legacy of The Brigham
Boston is the home of many prestigious universities and medical schools and a different medical center on almost every corner. You have MIT, Boston College, Harvard University, Boston Children's, Mass General, and then there is the Brigham and Women's Hospital which...
Brain Cooling Club: What do we cover?
The Brain Cooling Club was created to help NICU's in California meet the State guidelines for staff education but has expanded to so much more. We are have brought together a group of international faculty who are experts in neonatal hypothermia. In this...