Join the NJC #Policy + #Advocacy Subcommittee to discuss and plan the group's goals and initiatives with V W (She/Hers), Sarah Swenson, MD, DPhil, Dr. Levi Funches, Dr. Kshama Shah #healthequity

Is the academic neonatologist close to extinction? Satyan outstanding presentation at #DELPHI2024 poses critical questions about the future of academic #neonatology - and thus, for Pediatrics. A call to action acknowledging gender inequity, non-clinical effort, and more.

INS (Improving Neonatolist Staffing) recommendations coming soon, will be presented in the The Incubator Podcast soon! AAP Neonatal Christine Bishop Emily Miller MD MS FAAP Kerri Machut Christiane Dammann Women In Neonatology

National candidates here’s your opportunity—focus on children! Our study in JAMA Health Forum shows U.S. voters overwhelmingly support policies that invest in kids’ health and well-being.🌟👶 jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-…

Great to catch up with advocacy super heros Dr. Annie Andrews and Emily Miller MD MS FAAP at the Cincinnati Children's AAP National Conference & Exhibition booth today! Ohio AAP Cincinnati Children's Alumni Association American Academy of Pediatrics @Their__Future #VoteKids

So cool 😎 to see the work of ⁦AAP Neonatal⁩ to obtain state Medicaid coverage for pasteurized donor milk for VLBW babies acknowledged in ⁦American Academy of Pediatrics⁩ ⁦AAP National Conference & Exhibition⁩ session! RT ⁦Dr. K. S. Gautham⁩ ⁦Clara Song⁩ ⁦Women In Neonatology⁩ ⁦Lily Lou⁩

We were all babies first! ⁦AAP Neonatal⁩ #SONPM2024 #AAP2024 ⁦Clara Song⁩ ⁦Shetal Shah⁩

The WiN beneath my wings! ❤️💪🏻Women In Neonatology

I'm supporting United Way of GC's movement for change -- Join me today: uwgc.org/joinme #LiveUnited

📣 #neotwitter pub alert! We interviewed division/practice leaders re: ideal neonatology staffing practices. We report JournalofPediatrics on 4 primary themes: -clinical & non-clinical aspects of work -shift characteristics -flexibility in the work environment jpeds.com/article/S0022-…

In the year and a half following Dobbs, hundreds more infants died than expected in the US, new research shows. The vast majority of those infants had congenital anomalies, or birth defects. Original study JAMA Pediatrics by Parvati Singh Maria Gallo, PhD here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

“In Summer 2024 alone, there were 3,622 eviction filings in Cincinnati according to the Princeton University Eviction Lab.” buff.ly/3YluqQq By Javari Burnett

The American Academy of Pediatrics calls for national paid family and medical leave in a new policy statement. bit.ly/4f2S9Ms.

For the first time, American Academy of Pediatrics is calling for universal paid family and medical leave (PFML), which “has the power to improve an entire generation’s health.” The AAP recommends the policy should be at least 12 weeks long and provide parity across all leave categories.

NICU staffing, generational changes, chasing patient acuity and ensuring patient safety with a work life balance while maintaining academic productivity. Excellent work by leaders in the field. CHNC Christine Bishop

This population-based study based in Ontario in JAMA Network Open examines neighborhood income mobility and risk of child protective service involvement buff.ly/40vmlv4 #ebneoalerts #equity4babies #EBNEOEquityAlerts #neotwitter #neoEBM

🚨 Important paper alert: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39486058/ Report of our experience at Texas Children's Fetal Center with 200 spina bifida cases: 100 fetoscopic 41 open hysterectomy 59 postnatal Fetoscopic group delivered at a median of 38.1w with 51% vaginal births. 🧵