Neonatologist and Researcher @ChildrensMercy Associate Professor of Pediatrics @UMKCmedschool Research interests: #NEC#PostnatalSteroidsforBPD views=my own
What is your practice regarding #probiotics in the #NICU? Morcos Hanna and @PremkumarMH_Neo publication highlights variability, growing interest and AAP statement's impact on this topic. 95 hospitals surveyed with 39% reporting current probiotics use.
https://t.co/cfpKxLaZfK
New peripartum 💊#antibiotic💊 research from a multidisciplinary @ChildrensMercy team led by @acunamd looks at its impact on #neonatal gut health and regenerative ability. Read more in @Micro_MDPI . https://t.co/DLSUELNJax
Please join in congratulating Dr. Jeffrey Colvin. He received funding from the American SIDS Institute to investigate differences in sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) by age of the infant. Learn how the team utilizes machine learning in this research: https://t.co/ZcInn5dGTO
New! A @ChildrensMercy team led by #neonatologist Gangaram Akangire, MD, used a retrospective chart review to describe "excellent" survival rates for infants w/ severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia (sBPD) who receive #tracheostomies. Read more: @PedPulmonol . https://t.co/opn7gTLnig
I struggled to publish research papers until I developed the habit of writing.
Now, I write daily from 8-10am Tuesdays through Fridays.
These were the 4 mindset shifts that helped me break through. 💡
Cardiorespiratory Monitoring Data to Predict Respiratory Outcomes in Extremely Preterm Infants…Results from the NHLBI Pre-Vent project. This multicenter study evaluated abnormal control of breathing in relation to outcomes of extremely preterm infants https://t.co/q6QTdL3MIi
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Winston Manimtim. He is using funding received by @ChildrensMercy from Courtney S. Turner Charitable Trust to study Oscillometry to measure respiratory mechanics in premature infants with BPD. Learn more: https://t.co/ERw0whzGXN
Are you a Neonatology Researcher? Join us @PASMeeting for 2 sessions:
Research Careers in Neonatology: Optimizing Success! 4/28 12-1:30pm Renaissance Hotel, River Birch AB &
Neonatologist-Scientist Networking 4/29 10-11am, Conv Center Room 102B! Please RT@neo_twiter
Tips for your 3 min or 5 min @pasmeeting commentary as you upload your poster or talk. Script in 11-12 font, double spaced on A-4 page, has 250 words & takes 2 mins to read. No more than 1.5 pages for a 3 min, and 5 pages for a 10 min talk. #neoTwitter@NeoTECaN@SocPedResearch
1/ Grant-writing tips. This #tweetorial mainly applies to @NIH grants (particularly R01s) but some stuff may be applicable to other types of grants and funding agencies. Based on my experience writing grants for 20 yrs +lots of cringe-worthy missteps and rejections along the way!
New study by Dr. Venkatesh Sampath and co-authors provides insight into the pathogenesis of acute lung injury and alveolar remodeling with #SARSCoV2 viremia in children, while revealing the efficacy of steroids. https://t.co/DHiLlLh5lM
@ResearchCM@ChildrensMercy
Interesting thread to see the various viewpoints about using the term “provider” to address physicians. I was ambivalent about it too until our colleague Dr Truog brought it up to my attention! @HubDeMD@jepetrikin@sakangire @JohnDanielMD @nicu_doc
Serious question for my MD friends. What is so bad about being called a provider? Why are physicians so worried about being addressed similarly to nurse practitioners, PAs, psychologists, all highly-trained medical staff working in a hospital?
#medtwitter
@Dr_KS_Gautham Agree 100%! I’ve def been more mindful of starting abx, and of stopping when cxs are negative, and my colleagues likewise! Hopefully the #NANOTrial , UK NNRD study, and others will help shed more light. https://t.co/9HXHIfj2hQ. https://t.co/D9N3IIVUlx.
Editors-in–Chief of @Ped_Research are excited to announce following events @PASMeeting
Workshop: Revolutionizing Your Manuscript Reviews: Why I love reviewing!
Sat April 29 at 8:00-9:00
Plenary Session: Emerging & Re-Emerging Viral Threats to Children
Sun April 30 8:00- 9:30
PAS Presenter FAQ's! #PAS2023#pedatricresearch
All & only oral abstract and poster presenters will need to pre-record their presentations for On-Demand purposes.