The articles reviewed in this week's episode can be found below: Immediate “Kangaroo Mother Care” and Survival of Infants with Low Birth...

Dr. Matt Siuba is critical care physician from the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and is the leading thinker of the zentensivist philosophy. On this episode we dive into the various ways in which we can put zentensivism into practice in the NICU. Matt Siuba can be found on twitter @msiuba ... Enjoy! The transcript of today's episode can be found below: SUMMARY KEYWORDS patient, interventions, work, people, talk, icu, setting, good, nicu, adult, practice, hard, risk tolerance, ter

The articles reviewed in this week's episode can be found here 👇 New Hour-Specific Serum Bilirubin Nomogram. https://www.jpeds.com/artic...

Dr. Michael Narvey is a Canadian neonatal intensive care physician. He is the section head of neonatology at the University of Manitoba. He maintains a popular and active twitter account (@nicu_musings) with thousands of followers. He is also the founder and main contributor of the blog www.allthingsneonatal.com The transcript of today's episode can be found here 👇 SUMMARY KEYWORDS twitter, neonatal, post, people, thought, tweet, started, point, nicu, social media, question

The articles covered in this week's episode can be found below: Arias, A. V., Lucas, D. J. & Shafi, N. I. Respiratory Syncytial Virus...

This week Ben and Daphna sit down with Norwegian neonatologist and cardiologist, Dr. Rune Toms. Dr. Toms is the former medical director of the NICU at the University of Alabama in Birmingham and is now working for Envision Physician Services. At Envision, he is the regional director for neonatology in South Florida, the national director of pediatric cardiology, and the national director of quality and safety. In this episode Rune Toms discusses his upbringing, his path that

Pilot episode (we apologize for our subpar audio on this one :) Daphna and Ben review some compelling articles that were published in the...