Discussions on
airway monitoring in the NICU
MedEd Learning Experience podcast
Our MedEd podcast series provides brief, interview-style discussions with clinical experts. Our discussions on airway monitoring in the NICU will include conversations with Nikki Davidson, a level 4 NICU nurse as well as Dr. Ashley Fisher, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Quality Improvement Director, Dr. Jawad Javed, Medical Director and Division Head of Neonatology, and John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator from Children's Hospital of Illinois.
These discussions will be centered around topics such as causes, risks, and cost of unplanned extubations and more. We will also feature additional playlists focused on topics like routine intubation with video laryngoscopy, anesthesia and the brain, and asynchrony in ventilation.
Part 1: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — Do you know the risk factors and causes?
We’re breaking down the challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU. And diving into the risk factors and causes. It’s all in this episode of MedEd Learning Experience. And nobody explains it better than Nikki Davidson, a master’s-level trained nurse who works at a level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 2: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — How is the DOPE mnemonic used?
Do you know how the DOPE mnemonic is used in the NICU? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, Nikki Davidson describes how this approach can troubleshoot ventilation complications. You won’t want to miss the insight of this Master’s-level trained nurse who works at a Level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 3: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — What are the clinical impacts and financial implications?
Knowing the clinical outcomes and financial implications of unplanned extubations can help you identify measures to reduce the frequency of these adverse events. In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll walk you through what to look for with help from Nikki Davidson, a Master’s-level trained nurse who works at a Level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 4: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — What does the current research say?
What’s the latest on unplanned extubations? To help take us through the current research, we asked an expert. In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll hear from Nikki Davidson, a Master’s-level trained nurse who works at a Level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 5: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — Is there technology that can provide a solution?
How can technology provide a solution to unplanned extubations in the NICU? Hear the possibilities in this episode of MedEd Learning Experience from Nikki Davidson, a Master’s-level trained nurse who works at a Level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 6: The challenges of unplanned extubations in the NICU — What does Dr. Gupta’s research say about extubations readiness?
We’re exploring extubations readiness in premature infants in this episode of MedEd Learning Experience. Based on a research article from Dr. Gupta that explains the extubations readiness calculator. To help provide insight, we’re joined by Nikki Davidson, a Master’s-level trained nurse who works at a Level 4 NICU in a dual-capacity role at the bedside and in quality assurance and process improvement.
Part 7: Continuous airway monitoring in the NICU — What is an airway management protocol?
Ready to learn a thing or two about airway management protocol? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, the team from Children’s of Illinois NICU discusses their airway management protocols before implementing the SonarMed™ system. Big thanks to Dr. Ashley Fisher, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Quality Improvement Director, Dr. Jawad Javed, Medical Director and Division Head of Neonatology, and John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator.
Part 8: Continuous airway monitoring in the NICU — Why make a change to current airway management practices?
Considering making changes to your current airway management practices? The team from Children’s of Illinois NICU join this episode of MedEd Learning Experience to offer trusted advice on why they chose the SonarMed™ system. Hear from Dr. Ashley Fisher, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Quality Improvement Director, Dr. Jawad Javed, Medical Director and Division Head of Neonatology, and John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator.
Part 9: Continuous airway monitoring in the NICU — How do you implement a new bedside airway monitoring system into your practice?
Interested in implementing a new airway monitoring system in your NICU? Then it’s best to hear it firsthand from those who successfully have. In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, the team from Children’s of Illinois NICU discusses how they made the SonarMed™ system part of their routine. Here to help you understand what it takes is Dr. Ashley Fisher, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Quality Improvement Director, Dr. Jawad Javed, Medical Director and Division Head of Neonatology, and John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator.
Part 10: Continuous airway monitoring in the NICU — How do you decrease the risk of unplanned extubations and reduce stress during Kangaroo care?
What can decrease the risk of unplanned extubations and reduce stress during Kangaroo care? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator at Children’s of Illinois, walks through what you can do.
Part 11: Continuous airway monitoring in the NICU — What is the cost of an unplanned extubations?
What is the cost of unplanned extubations? Here to give you a clearer financial picture in this episode of MedEd Learning Experience are Dr. Ashley Fisher, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Quality Improvement Director, Dr. Jawad Javed, Medical Director and Division Head of Neonatology, and John Sanford, Respiratory Therapist Clinical Educator at Children’s of Illinois.