Neonatal emergencies are rare but unforgiving. When a newborn deteriorates there is little margin for error and early decisions have lasting consequences. This session provides an updated review of neonatal emergencies with emphasis on early recognition initial stabilization and coordination of care across the prehospital and hospital interface.

Dr. Nathan Lepp, another veteran in our series, comes back!

He is a board certified neonatologist and clinical professor with extensive experience in the care of critically ill newborns. He completed his pediatric residency and neonatology fellowship training at nationally recognized academic centers and holds a Master of Public Health degree. His clinical work focuses on neonatal intensive care neonatal resuscitation and transport medicine. Dr Lepp is actively involved in regional and statewide efforts to improve neonatal outcomes and regularly partners with referring hospitals transport teams and prehospital providers to support safe transitions of care for high risk newborns.

The overall goal of the Emergency Education Night Webinar Series is to enhance the knowledge clinical judgment and decision making of emergency and prehospital providers through evidence informed education that supports timely recognition effective intervention and coordinated care for high risk and time sensitive patient presentations.

This activity is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Prehospital Continuing Education (CAPCE). EMS continuing education credit will be awarded to eligible participants who successfully complete the activity and meet all CAPCE participation requirements.

There is no cost to attend this activity.

To register for the live session, go to: "From Cradle to Crisis" UW Health Emergency Education Night Webinar Series