2. Skin to skin care is impt for neonatal neurodevelopment & parental bonding. NICUs have protocols to provide them safely in babies w/ ET tubes, central lines.
Melissa Zhou shows that babies on dialysis do not get skin to skin care like other neonates do. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41629685/
Posts by Jennifer Jetton
Graphical abstract showing that catch up growth is limited despite good nutrition
Survival is improving for Neonates with kidney failure. With that it is becoming important to focus on things beyond #dialysis. Sharing 2 papers from Stanford PedNeph fellows:
1. Sam Krieger shows that infants on RRT do not show catch up growth on current nutritional recommendations
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Talking to Children about ICE Raids and Related Events compiled by Dr. Katie Lingras at UMN Medical School docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Milwaukee/MCW/Children’s Wisconsin is also a fine choice with Lake views! 🫘🫶🏽 (P.S. love you, Shina!!! 🫶🏽😊)
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Medicaid is virtally important to the health and well being of kids and adults. It is vitally important to our health care delivery system as a whole. If you are so inclined, please contact your state and national representatives to voice your support.
Great talk from @jonellison.bsky.social today on the fantastic patient-centered, patient-supported, and patient-informed research on kidney stone care from PKIDS and beyond. Was happy that kidney injury made the top 10 list for future focus. 😊 🫘 💦 🪨
Pediatric nephrology is such an amazing field in which you learn super cool physiology and provide comprehensive care to awesome kids and their families. Match data is disheartening. Lots happening to address the workforce issues. We will need support from admin and beyond. 🫘🧂💦
Today is Trans Day of Remembrance—a day honoring trans people who’ve died from anti-trans violence. Too often, their stories are erased.
I’m proud to be an original cosponsor designating Nov. 20th as Transgender Day of Remembrance & stands against violence. We won’t forget you.
First Bluesky post…so much pressure! Will just say I am loving this community of kidney-centric folks (or, as my husband calls us, NephroNerds). Fun to read all of your profiles. Excited to be here! 🫘💦🧂❤️