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Conference Agenda
5:00pm Registration & Cash Bar open
5:30pm GCANN Inaugural Business Meeting; Conference Welcome; Appetizers Served
6:00pm Family Style Dinner
6:30pm Quality Improvement and Necrotizing Enterocolitis presented by Dr. Aloka Patel, MD
7:30pm Break & Dessert
7:45pm Feeding Intolerance: What's going on in There? presented by Terry Johnson, APN, NNP-BC, ASPPS, CLEC, MN
8:45pm Evaluation & Closing Remarks
Featuring Speakers:
Terry S. Johnson, APN, NNP-BC, MN
Dr. Aloka Patel, MD, Division Chief, Section of Neonatology - Rush University Medical Center
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Research Director for the Section of Neonatology, Rush University Medical Center
Program Objectives:
Describe the role of feeding guidelines in NEC QI efforts
Describe the role of mother’s own milk and donor milk in NEC QI efforts
Describe the role of antibiotic stewardship in NEC QI efforts
Identify two specific clinical presentations associated with feeding intolerance.
Develop an objective and clinically measurable definition of “feeding intolerance” in the premature or low birth weight infant.
Discuss the significance of having definitions of feeding intolerance tied to the feeding protocol.
Give an example of a nurse-driven assessment tool for feeding intolerance in the NICU population
SUGGESTED NCC MAINTENANCE CODE: Physiology and Pathophysiology, Code 2
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