Explore on-demand sessions from Nourishing the Journey: Neonatal Nutrition from Hospital to Home, featuring expert perspectives on evidence-based nutrition practices across the continuum of neonatal care. Topics include nutritional management of hospitalized large-for-gestational-age newborns, post-discharge feeding strategies for preterm infants, best practices for human milk and formula safety, and a case study on developing a centralized milk preparation room. Designed for multidisciplinary healthcare professionals, these recordings provide practical insights and current evidence to support clinical decision-making and patient care. Eligible participants may earn continuing education credit upon successful completion of the program requirements.
To receive a certificate of participation and continuing education credit, eligible participants should complete the program evaluation after viewing the recorded sessions. The program has been approved for 4 contact hours for nurses and dietitians.
- Review the epidemiology and clinical significance of LGA birth
- Discuss nutrition support challenges in hospitalized LGA infants
- Examine proposed approaches to catch-down growth and feeding strategies
- Identify current research gaps and implications for clinical practice
- Describe the nutritional challenges and risk of growth failure in preterm infants after NICU discharge
- Compare post-discharge feeding strategies and their impact on growth and human milk intake
- Apply current evidence to guide post-discharge nutrition recommendations in clinical practice
- Outline the 3 primary areas of risk associated with human milk and formula handling in the hospital setting
- Summarize the current standards and best practices for human milk and formula handling
- Identify at least one change you can implement within your facility now to improve patient safety
- Establish a strategic roadmap by defining clinical/ operational needs, scope, and key stakeholder involvement
- Design for efficiency and sustainability by addressing space planning and staffing and management models
- Demonstrate the financial case by outlining upfront investment needs alongside projected operational savings
To obtain CEUs click on the survey link below to complete the survey and receive a certificate of participation for continuing education credit hours. This conference is approved for 4 contract hours for nurses and 3.5 CPEUs for dietitians.
