Feeling big FOMO not being at PSANZ opening ceremony tonight in Brisbane. This is the first PSANZ conference I won’t be at since 2009.

Have a fabulous congress everyone!
See you in Perth in 2026.

#psanz2025

Important paper using NNRD data to show increasing IVH in extreme preterm population in England.

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Thrilled that our ECLAT trial, led by a neonatal nurse Anna Kidman, has been voted @ebneo.bsky.social impact article for 2023.

Anna graduated with her PhD just before Xmas. Her supervisors @drbretty.bsky.social, Risha Bhatia, Prof Peter Davis could not be prouder of her achievements.

Time to vote!

Select the finalists for the 2023 @EBNeo Impact Article of the Year! 👇

buff.ly/3R5JhMy

Which of these 8 great publication will have the most impact on neonatal care?

#EBNeoImpact23 #neoebm #neosky

Introducing the #EBNeoImpact23 nominees!

The ECLAT trial was published in Lancet Child and Adolescent - buff.ly/4fzwECw - & disseminated via #ebneoalerts on 10/29/23.

Open access #ebneoreviews: buff.ly/49IhYPm

Did it impact your practice? Share your experience! #neosky #neoEBM

A very big day for our PhD student, and neonatal nurse, Anna Kidman today, as her PhD was conferred from The University of Melbourne.

Her PhD supervisors, @drbretty.bsky.social , Risha Bhatia, Prof Peter Davis and myself are very proud of her achievements, and congratulate her- Dr Anna Kidman.

Distraction during resuscitation carries a price in #neonatal simulated resuscitation

Mask leak (31.0 vs 15.9 %)
Minute volume (202.0 vs 253.0 mL/kg/min)
Respiratory rate (29.0 vs 33.0/min)

Keep your eye on the patient!

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39578042/
#NeoSky #Pediatrics

This is a great idea! 💡 ⬇️ #academicsky

Very excited today to be an invited speaker at Global Obstetric Update #GOU2024 today in Melbourne.

I’ll be talking about an app we developed to predict outcomes following extremely preterm birth.
nic-predict.com.au

Born 18 weeks early!

Japanese retrospective study again finds remarkable results at early viability.

Survival rates at discharge were 83%, 86%, 93%, and 93% at 22, 23, 24, and 25 weeks

The overall percentage of normal DQ was 26/47 (55%)
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39294298/

#NeoSky #MedSky

Another excellent paper from Jeanie Cheong and the team from the CRe in Newborn Medicine, reporting results of the LaPrem study, reporting neurodevelopmental outcomes in moderate to late pteterm infants, 32-36 weeks’ gestation. Being born “a bit early” does impact outcome.

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I’ve thought long & hard what my first post on #Bluesky should be.

But given its World Prematurity Day, November 17, this seems the most fitting.

After 35 years of caring for preterm babies & their families, today I acknowledge all the babies, some in their parents arms, others in their hearts.