The Newborn Brain Society shares in the sadness of the neonatal neurology community at the passing of Dr. Maria Delivoria-Papadopoulos. “Dr. D” devoted her life to the care of newborns and was a true pioneer in the field of neonatal critical care. During decades of an incredible career, Dr. Delivoria-Papadopoulos contributed immensely to our understanding …
The Steering Committee, consisting of the founding members of the Newborn Brain Society, plays an integral role advising the society and helping to maintain our mission, vision, and objectives. One of the seven members of the Steering Committee is Dr. Terrie Inder, the first appointed chair of the Department of Pediatric Newborn Medicine at Brigham …
Newborn Brain Society’s Educational Committee has launched a weekly webinar series. Join experts in the field of neonatal neurology as they speak on clinical and research guidelines, educate on new techniques, and answer your questions! Registration is free for all our live webinar sessions, but the recordings are only available to members. To learn more …
September 2020 – Webinar Topics, Dates, Registration Read More »
To learn more about the founding members of the Newborn Brain Society and their experiences and contributions in the field, you can read their full length interviews below. We will be sharing condensed versions of each interview in our monthly newsletters, but the full interviews with each Steering Committee member will be available below. Please …
The Newborn Brain Society is excited to announce that we are seeking new committee members in the following areas of expertise: QI & Research Committee: We are currently seeking up to three new members to join the Quality Improvement and Research Committee for the upcoming fiscal year, specifically seeking persons with expertise in Quality Improvement. …
Newborn Brain Society’s Educational Committee has launched a weekly webinar series. Join experts in the field of neonatal neurology as they speak on clinical and research guidelines, educate on new techniques, and answer your questions! Registration is free for all our live webinar sessions, but the recordings are only available to members. To learn more …
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Newborn Brain Society’s Educational Committee has launched a weekly webinar series. Join experts in the field of neonatal neurology as they speak on clinical and research guidelines, educate on new techniques, and answer your questions! Registration is free for all our live webinar sessions, but the recordings are only available to members. To learn more …
Newborn Brain Society leadership stands firm against all racial injustice and prejudice. Disparities in healthcare exist around the world for people of color, and disproportionately affect black, brown and poor communities. We are significantly concerned about the impact of racial injustice and health disparities on maternal and infant care, leading to greater maternal and infant …
Statement on Racial Injustice and Disparities in Care Read More »
NBS Weekly Webinars started on April 2nd of this year and have already reached impressive milestones. In the first month, we had over 3,250 registrations from 71 different countries. As many of the educational activities have been canceled during this COVID-19 pandemic, the Newborn Brain Society found an opportunity to fulfill its educational mission in the …
The Newborn Brain Society now has three membership levels – General, Junior, and General-LMIC (for those living in low-middle income countries). A General Member (LMIC) is a person residing and working in a country with “low-income economy,” “lower-middle-income economy,” or “upper-middle-income economy” as defined by the World Bank’s most recent available data. For 2020, please …
New Membership Level – Low-Middle Income Countries Read More »
