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Improving outcomes for neonates and infants receiving non-invasive ventilation

Online
Webinar
Vyaire Medical

Vyaire Medical

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  • Pediatrics, Registered Pediatric Nurse, Registered Nurse, Registered Nurse - Private Practice, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Respiratory Therapist, Physiotherapist
  • 1 -day course   /   Effective duration: 1h
  • 1000 attendees per session
  • English

Training details

Premature infants may face a higher risk of respiratory problems due to their underdeveloped lungs. Term infants may also develop respiratory complications. Infants with respiratory distress syndrome experience elevated work of breathing levels and will often require respiratory support. Continuous positive airway pressure and biphasic positive airway pressure via a generator interface are established treatments for respiratory distress syndrome in these infants.


In this lecture Dr Padmanabhan Ramnarayan & Amy Hunter will discuss the following:


• Non-invasive ventilation for neonates and infants

• The impact of work of breathing for neonates and infants

• Skin integrity for these patients receiving non-invasive ventilation and the impact of skin injury

• Developmental care factors for these patients receiving non-invasive ventilation

Program

Premature infants may face a higher risk of respiratory problems due to their underdeveloped lungs. Term infants may also develop respiratory complications. Infants with respiratory distress syndrome experience elevated work of breathing levels and will often require respiratory support. Continuous positive airway pressure and biphasic positive airway pressure via a generator interface are established treatments for respiratory distress syndrome in these infants.


In this lecture Dr Padmanabhan Ramnarayan & Amy Hunter will discuss the following:


• Non-invasive ventilation for neonates and infants

• The impact of work of breathing for neonates and infants

• Skin integrity for these patients receiving non-invasive ventilation and the impact of skin injury

• Developmental care factors for these patients receiving non-invasive ventilation