• 12th International Newborn Brain Conference / Newborn Brain Society Combined Webinar Series

    January – June 2021

Parents and Neonatal Brain Care

Will take place on Thursday April 22nd from 12 – 1 PM EST/5-6 PM GMT/6-7 PM CET

Speakers: Professor Monica Lemmon: Associate Professor of Pediatrics,

Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences Core Faculty,

Duke Initiative for Science & Society Core Faculty Member,

Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy

“Family-Centered Care in the NeuroNICU”

Professor Eleanor Molloy: Professor and Chair, Pediatrics, Trinity College Dublin

Consultant Neonatologist & Pediatrician, Coombe Women & Infant’s University Hospital,

National Children’s Hospital, Tallaght Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Crumlin

“Parent, Child and Public Involvement in Child Health Research”

Moderator: Betsy Pilon: Executive Director, Hope for HIE

Chair, Communications & Networking Committee, Newborn Brain Society

Zoom Registration Link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KKR_uym_S-mouR7hRRDN_g

**Please note that we will be recording each webinar and posting on our educational portal for members of the Newborn Brain Society. In addition, if you are interested in receiving CME, ANCC credit, or a certificate of attendance, you can become a member here: https://newbornbrainsociety.org/membership/.

CME Evaluation Link: https://usf.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_71iTCbWmnDh0H9H

While we encourage all attendees to become members of the Newborn Brain Society, CME points will be available to all European attendees here: https://newbornbrainmonitoring.com/ pending approval.

12th International Newborn Brain Conference/ Newborn Brain Society Combined Webinar Series

January – June 2021

The organizing committee are delighted to announce that the 12th International Newborn Brain Conference will go ahead as a series of novel webinars, in collaboration with the Newborn Brain Society.  This conference has always aimed to provide a state-of-the-art forum for the discussion of current research and clinical care in newborn brain monitoring and neuroprotection. The lineup of speakers and faculty are world leaders in newborn brain research and we are excited to be able to bring this conference back to life in light of all the challenges we have had with a global pandemic.

CME is currently pending