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Optimal Growth and Nutrition in the NICU Using Mother's (Parent's) Own Milk

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Tuesday, 10 September 2024, 1pm CST (8pm CEST)

The delivery of the best practices for human milk nutrition in the NICU is an ongoing challenging commitment. Nutrition has lots of variability in practice as there is less evidence to help guide practice than in other areas. Nevertheless, standardizing best practices is better care and we can learn from quality improvement science to accelerate our efforts to build in these best practices. This webinar will discuss the pragmatic quality improvement framework that can be used in your unit to incorporate the best practices in human milk delivery, nutrition and infant feeding to ensure the best outcomes for your babies.

Learning Objectives

Describe the details of the system of human milk nutrition care at your institution
List quality improvement approaches to accelerate change in human milk nutrition performance in your NICU
Define some high reliability ways for your target best practices to be hard wired into your system

Event details

Date 10 September 2024

Time 1:00pm CST

Dr. Jae Kim, MD, PhD

Dr. Jae Kim is Institute Co-Director of the Perinatal Institute, Division Director of Neonatology at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, and Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. His special areas of clinical and research interests include neonatal nutrition, neonatal bowel injury, bedside ultrasound, family centered care and resuscitation. He is the co-founder of the San Diego Mothers’ Milk Bank and the innovative, nationally recognized multidisciplinary program to advance premature infant nutrition called SPIN (Supporting Premature Infant Nutrition). He is the co-author of the book, Best Medicine: Human Milk in the NICU. He is a past member of the AAP Committee on Nutrition.