“Optimizing maternal health is crucial if the US wishes to demonstrate, not simply voice, that our country truly cares about families.”
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Pediatricians recommend a shot of vitamin K for babies right after they are born. When parents learn that some countries in Europe offer oral vitamin K, they wonder why we don’t recommend it. Watch this week's #PediatricHealthChat for more info. More: https://t.co/7XTKHHsFl4.
Watch this week's #PediatricHealthChat to learn why the vitamin K shot for babies is safe and how it can prevent life-threatening bleeding and strokes.
Learn more about why this shot is vital: https://t.co/jPlFJ5Bqkw.
Dr. Kristan Scott, an expert at #ClinicalFutures and a primary care pediatrician at @ChildrensPhila, offers valuable insights about why it is important that babies get a #vitaminK shot. Learn more in this episode of the #PediatricHealthChat.
Between 2017 and 2024, the percentage of newborns not receiving intramuscular vitamin K for prophylaxis nearly doubled, with refusal rates highest outside hospital births and among certain racial and ethnic groups. #HotTopicsNeo2025 https://t.co/ZZaZdtmDdq
A multifaceted approach will be critical to increasing URiM representation in NPM and ultimately improving health outcomes for neonates. @JPerinatology New pub: https://t.co/B6jl6e4d3y
🔬 Join us at the ESPR Early Career Investigator Prize Session now at #EAPS2024!
Kicking off with Kristan Scott presenting “Postpartum Care Receipt Among Parents of Preterm Infants Admitted to the NICU” 👶🏥
🕘 09:00 - 10:15
📍 Hall F & online
#Paediatrics#NeonatalCare#NICU
Congrats to current scholar Kristan who received the Society for Pediatric Research Exchange Award at the 2024 @PASMeeting conference! He gave an excellent presentation at the @EAPSCongress highlighting disparities in postpartum care for parents of hospitalized preterm infants.
Penn Surgery at the Pathways to Excellence Med Immersion Day. The event is one of a series hosted by @AMP_UPHSCHOP to help provide local underrepresented in medicine (URiM) medical students tools to succeed in academic medicine. The program is funded by a grant from @IBX.
Study found significant prevalence of 3 forms of stigmatizing language in resident nightly verbal handoff & associations with patient demographic characteristics, such as negative stereotype with Black race & blame with obesity. https://t.co/YEI7UZLwIh @ParenteVicky#WordsMatter
In a @JAMA_current Viewpoint, @KristanScottMD, Emily Gregory & @hhburris (@ChildrensPhila/ @PennMedicine) write that pediatricians’ contact with families postpartum presents an opportunity to address the US maternal mortality crisis & its inequities https://t.co/GbtjOPsPhB