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Around the International Sepsis Day, the third webinar from Baxter is coming, Hurry and Register using this link: https://lnkd.in/dUCXBiRM

Building a NICU for the Future: A Case Study by The Karma Group. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dzW8_QWC Learn how we helped Bellin Health communicate the importance of parental connection as they revolutionize neonatal care. #NICUInnovation #CaseStudy #TheKarmaGroup

Dive into the intricate world of vestibular disorders in the paediatric population with Professor Soumit Dasgupta from Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Liverpool, UK. Join us for this enlightening session next Wednesday, Apr. 24th at 7 PM CEST! ➡️ Swipe for details! You'll find the registration link in the comments. #VestibularDisorders #PediatricHealth #MedicalWebinar #ThirdWindows #AlderHeyExperience #ProfDasgupta

In BC, when a baby is born too small or too sick, they come to the only regional quaternary level Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in the province. The NICU at BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre, the largest in Canada, cares for up to 1,200 babies from across BC and the Yukon every year. Right now, the BC Women's NICU requires $1.2 million in funding to meet its most critical equipment needs. Your support will directly impact these tiny patients by funding medical equipment that prevents neurological complications, provides respiratory support, optimizes lung function, and protects against brain injuries. That's why this year's #GlowGala Fund-A-Need will support the BC Women's NICU, and empower the team with state-of-the-art technology. Learn more about the critical equipment needs and how you can support at https://lnkd.in/gHqYuCGP #nicu #bcwomensnicu #bcwomensbaby #preemiepower #newbornhealth #nicubaby #nicusupport

Paediatricians, Family Physicians, General Practitioners, Internists, Emergency Medicine, all Clinical and Non Clinical hospital & community based staff looking after children are invited to attend so that we can have a productive and informative discussion. #childhealth #childabuse #childprotection

We need a strong foundation of Primary Care. The reimbursement model has to be revisited. Urgent Care exploits a foundational weakness of our healthcare system. Difficult access, misaligned incentives explain their mushrooming existence. Seeing in our offices those who should come in to improve outcomes, not necessarily those on our schedules, strong actionable information at the point of care and accurate analytics are pivotal. Most healthcare systems can achieve short and long-term performance gains by focusing on 3 key strategies: - Aligning value based care (VBC) programs with the health system’s operations - Managing network performance more effectively - Continuing to transform care delivery

The change from paediatrician to adult physician is a significant milestone. In this article, we explore when and how to make this transition. #costadelsol #marbella #marbellahospital #puertobanus https://lnkd.in/dw7F6ZzR

📋 Assessments play a crucial role in tailoring healthcare plans for our young patients. Share your experiences with pediatric assessments and how they've shaped the well-being of your little ones! 🌟 #pediatriccardiology #PersonalizedWellness #TailoringMagic #SirGangaRamHospital #healthcare

🌟 Check out our top pick of the day! 🌟 📢 Heartbreaking plea for morphine for dying daughter exposes inhumane treatment by nurses, urging MPs to read stories before assisted dying vote Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dYUDejVF 🔍 Stay informed with the best health insights and updates. Don't miss out! 🚀 #HealthNews #TopPick #medicalnews

Newborn Falls are a real issue for Postpartum/Newborn units. I am elated people are reaching out to get educated and learn best practices to prevent these falls- thank you National Perinatal Information Center and GE HealthCare Maternal Infant Division! I would love the opportunity to dig deeper with this issue and learn from our perinatal leaders out there on the direct and indirect causes of newborn falls. For example, how does the following items impact newborn fall rates: 1. Type of Perinatal Care Model (couplet vs. non-couplet) - is there more falls with one type over the other? 2. Staffing - does inadequate nurse staffing ratios impact rounding frequency (missed care and/or care rationing) - I'm sure there is a correlation here! 3. Unit Infrastructure and UAP Support - Does the geographical layout impact fall rates, and/or the amount of support from Unit Assisted Personnel? 4. Risk Assessments - do we have EBP Risk Assessments for Newborn Falls in place for all units? If not, what are the biggest barriers? 5. Maternal Education & Support - was the patient educated in the office, and or what type of in-room support does the mother have in the hospital? 6. 24-Hour Rooming in vs. Newborn Breaks Thoughts?