Track: Perinatal and Neonatal Care

The Perinatal and Neonatal Care session will cover comprehensive strategies and practices related to the care of both the mother and newborn during the perinatal period, encompassing the late stages of pregnancy through the first month of life. This session will focus on optimizing outcomes and addressing the unique needs of both mothers and infants in this critical period.

Perinatal Care Overview: Detailed examination of the perinatal period, including the management of late pregnancy, labor, and delivery. The session will cover strategies for monitoring fetal well-being, managing maternal health, and preparing for potential complications during labor and delivery.

Neonatal Resuscitation and Stabilization: Overview of essential techniques for neonatal resuscitation and stabilization, including the use of appropriate interventions for newborns requiring immediate care. The session will cover the latest guidelines and practices for ensuring the safe transition of newborns from the womb to extrauterine life.

Management of Common Neonatal Conditions: Discussion on the management of common neonatal conditions, such as jaundice, hypoglycemia, and respiratory distress. The session will provide guidance on diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring to address these conditions effectively.

Breastfeeding and Early Nutrition: Examination of best practices for initiating and supporting breastfeeding, including techniques for successful latch, management of breastfeeding challenges, and the importance of early nutrition for newborn health. The session will also cover alternatives for infants who cannot be breastfed.

Monitoring and Assessing Neonatal Health: Strategies for routine assessment and monitoring of neonatal health, including physical examinations, screening tests (e.g., newborn metabolic screening), and tracking growth and development. The session will emphasize the importance of early detection and intervention for potential health issues.

Infection Prevention and Management: Guidelines for preventing and managing infections in the neonatal period, including the use of antibiotics, infection control practices, and monitoring for signs of sepsis. The session will provide insights into managing both common and serious infections in newborns.

Parental Education and Support: Importance of providing education and support to new parents regarding newborn care, including feeding, sleep patterns, and recognizing signs of illness. The session will discuss strategies for effective communication and supporting families in adapting to their new roles.

4th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics

Track: Perinatal and Neonatal Care

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