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#468 - 🚀 [Tech Tuesday] - What Would A Shared Language For Feeding Look Like At The Bedside?
Send us Fan Mail Feeding in the NICU is rarely one person's job, yet the language around it changes from nurse to therapist to physician to parent. In this Tech Tuesday episode, Ben and Daphna sit dow...
25 Syys 39min
#467 - Navigating the Future of Pediatric Healthcare Funding
Send us Fan Mail Ben sits down with Dr. Shetal Shah and AAP federal advocacy director Stephanie Glier to unpack HR1, the sweeping reconciliation bill that could cut $1.15 trillion in federal Medicaid ...
21 Syys 57min
#466 - [Neo News] - đź“Ś Why Are 4 in 10 NICU Stays Missing From Birth Records?
Send us Fan Mail Ben and Eli dig into a Journal of Perinatology study that asks a deceptively simple question: can we trust birth certificate data to tell us how many babies actually need NICU care? T...
18 Syys 14min
#466 - [Journal Club] - đź“Ś Does IVF Really Raise the Risk of VACTERL Birth Defects?
Send us Fan Mail Ben and Daphna dig into a large, population-based study linking IVF conception to VACTERL association, a rare but serious pattern of congenital anomalies spanning the vertebral, anal...
17 Syys 19min
#466 - [Journal Club] - đź“Ś Should we start CPAP at 8 instead of 5 in the delivery room for very preterm infants?
Send us Fan Mail Ben and Daphna dig into a pilot RCT that asks a deceptively simple delivery-room question: should very preterm infants start on CPAP of 5 or CPAP of 8 cmH2O? The PHILODENDRON trial, o...
16 Syys 17min
#466 - [Journal Club] - đź“Ś Oral isn't IM: Sweden's vitamin K data in two million infants
Send us Fan Mail Is the newborn vitamin K shot really being skipped more often these days, and does that actually matter clinically? This week on Journal Club, Ben and Daphna review a nationwide Swedi...
15 Syys 23min
#466 - [Journal Club] - đź“Ś Do We Still Need a DAT on Every Newborn at Risk of Hemolytic Disease?
Send us Fan Mail Do we really need a DAT on every baby born to a group O or Rh-negative mother? This week on Journal Club, Ben and Daphna dig into a new Pediatrics study questioning routine Direct Ant...
14 Syys 27min
