Vyaire Medical

Consultant Neonatologist with Research Interest, Department of Neonatology, at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (U.K)

Tertiary level Neonatal Intensive Care: 20 years of experience, 11 years as Consultant

Neonatal Transport: 14 years of Experience, 11 years as a consultant

Neonatal Echocardiography: 13 years of experience

RESEARCH INTEREST

• Computational analysis of neonatal ventilator data, assessment of ventilator performance
• Ventilator alarms, developing smart alarms
• Quantitative analysis of ventilator ventilator-patient interactions
• Machine learning methods using neonatal ventilator data

Github's Profile : https://github.com/belteki

Research Gate's profile : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Gusztav-Belteki

Prof Ross Freebairn is well known as an expert in the field of intensive care and has published many studies on important topics of lung protection strategies.

His lecture will explain how the use of PEEP is one of the most important parts of the ventilation treatment package and probably the least understood as well. Professor Freebairn will explain the reasons why PEEP should be considered and how it should be set based on the patients clinical status and lung condition.

Brian Graham is currently Professor Emeritus at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada in the Division of Respirology, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine and has been a member of the Division since 1976.

He spent most of his career doing research on pulmonary function testing. He chaired both of the joint American Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society task forces to develop international standards for the measurement of diffusing capacity of the lung in 2017 and for the measurement of spirometry in 2019.

He received the 2020 American Thoracic Society Robert Crapo Lifetime Achievement Award, which recognizes seminal advances in the use of pulmonary function testing, diagnostics, standardization and application that has impacted diagnostic approaches and pulmonary function testing on a global scale.

He also received the 2021 Canadian Thoracic Society Distinguished Achievement Award in recognition of his exceptional service as an innovative leader and researcher in the field of pulmonary function standards and testing.