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2019 ASM being held in Wellington 5th & 6th November. We look forward to seeing you!
Amazing lunch time presentation from Dr Victoria Niklaus from @UCLA@prolacta on the benefits of human breast milk
Musing on how we better approach nutrition as a means of sustaining growth for optimal health outcomes
#PSNZ2019
Holly Barabash, Speech & Language Therapist at Wellington Hospital is rounding out our session on the perinatal gut with an update on neonatal swallowing & the use of fibre optic endoscopic evaluation and videoflueroscopic swallow studies - when and why we use these #PSNZ2019
Parents (& clinicians) want to know:
1. Future QOL
2. Sexual Function
3. Psychosocial implications
4. Malignancy
This also helps us to guide current practice / to do better
Growing up after intestinal surgery - what are the long term consequences?
Professor Mark Stringer from Wellington here to give us an update on the story BEYOND the initial morbidity and mortality... #PSNZ2019
Growing up after intestinal surgery - what are the long term consequences?
Professor Mark Stringer from Wellington here to give us an update on the story BEYOND the initial morbidity and mortality... #PSNZ2019
The power of US is to tell you you're dealing with NEC much earlier than previously possible (& therefore treat earlier)
& because US is safe, we can also repeat US to evaluate effectiveness of treatment
#PSNZ2019
The power of US is to tell you you're dealing with NEC much earlier than previously possible (& therefore treat earlier)
& because US is safe, we can also repeat US to evaluate effectiveness of treatment
#PSNZ2019
Martin Necas, Clinical Specialist Sonographer from Waikato currently doing a good job of convincing #PSNZ2019 that ultrasound is the imaging modality of choice for diagnosing NEC
Martin Necas, Clinical Specialist Sonographer from Waikato currently doing a good job of convincing #PSNZ2019 that ultrasound is the imaging modality of choice for diagnosing NEC
Dr Jade Lodge from CCDHB presenting on the antenatal diagnosis of gastroschisis.. also walking us through the process of (& the importance of) determining gastroschisis from it's differentials #PSNZ2019
Q: how do we do better?
A: Empathy & Compassion in these places and spaces. Ask yourself 'how best can I serve this whanau in THIS moment'?
A: connect with people on a human level
A: go beyond professional to show CARE
A: communicate in Te Reo where possible
#PSNZ2019
Our whanau reflecting on the difference that our approach can make to their journey and to supporting them in their moment
Changing from 'I need'
To 'what does this whanau need right now'
#PSNZ2019