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Webinar Improving Outcomes For Neonates and Infants Receiving Non-Invasive Ventilation An in-depth conversation featuring Padmanabhan Ramnarayan, MD, and Amy Hunter, paediatric nurse, as they discuss ways of improving clinical outcomes for neonates and infants receiving non-invasive ventilation. Listen
Neil MacIntrye, Jr., MD Webinar Non-invasive Ventilation: When, Who, and How Join Neil MacIntyre, M.D., and Aditya Kuravi, M.D., for an in-depth conversation about when who, and how to use non-invasive ventilation. Listen
Frans de Jongh, PhD Webinar Understanding the 2017 ERS/ATS Methacholine Guidelines Frans de Jongh, PhD reviews the details of the 2017 guidelines, discusses former standards and provides recommendations for new practice measures. Listen
Webinar The Promise of Closed Loop Ventilation Richard Branson, RRT explains the complexities of mechanical ventilation and the clinical benefits of closed-loop ventilation over existing older conventional modes of ventilation. In the face of this conundrum, the failure of trained clinicians to adopt evidence-based practices, automation of ventilation settings could provide a solution. Listen
Ross Freebairn, MD Webinar Setting PEEP for ICU Patients with Ross Freebairn This lecture explains 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 especially in patients with ARDS and how it should be set based on the patient’s clinical status and lung condition. Listen
Webinar Protective Ventilation of the Newborn: Forced Oscillation Technique (FOT) - From Principles to Practice Prof. Dellacà explains how this assisted, simple procedure will allow the clinician to adjust the best pressure settings, minimizing gas trapping, over distension or atelectasis and making providing the smallest patients with the best protective mechanical ventilation. Listen