Neonatal Pediatric CEU Courses for Respiratory Therapists

Breathing and digestion are inextricably linked to swallowing, and difficulty in one system frequently leads to difficulties in other systems as well. This course utilizes a case study format to provide participants with a working knowledge of the inter-relationships between the three systems and an understanding of the interdisciplinary teamwork required for the successful management of children with complex needs in one or more systems.

The webinar focuses on the clinical practice guidelines for pediatric patients with tracheostomy in acute care, providing recommended management strategies. It further explores the evaluation and assessment requirements, informed by recent literature findings that contribute to shaping effective care practices.

Heliox therapy is frequently used to treat upper airway obstruction. This introductory course discusses the heliox application in the neonatal and pediatric populations, including evidence-based research on clinical use, procedures, and monitoring.

The management of pediatric patients requiring oxygen in acute care settings involves a review of clinical practice guidelines, evidence-based literature, and recommendations specific to this population.

This course provides an introductory exploration of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) in pediatric patients, covering the different types of SMA and their clinical manifestations. Particular emphasis is placed on respiratory treatment and management strategies specific to SMA.

This course provides a review of radiographic imaging and X-ray assessments associated with neonatal and pediatric cardiopulmonary diseases. This course also discusses the concepts and techniques of X-ray imaging along with clinical indications and significant findings of X-ray imaging in this population.

The fetal lung and cardiovascular development course provides an in-depth exploration of fetal lung and cardiovascular development, shedding light on the intricate processes that shape these critical systems during prenatal life. Through a combination of comprehensive lectures, interactive discussions, and visual aids, participants achieve a better understanding of the anatomical changes that occur within the developing fetus.

The course focuses on a comprehensive review of neonatal cardiac defects, prevalent congenital cardiac anomalies, and analysis of their specific anatomical intricacies. Course reviews the pivotal role played by respiratory therapists in the care and management of patients with these defects.

Unplanned extubation (UE) can be a critical and potentially life-threatening event for pediatric patients relying on mechanical ventilation. This comprehensive course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, prevent, and manage unplanned extubation incidents in pediatric populations.

This course covers essential antenatal assessments crucial for respiratory therapists, along with strategies for managing high-risk deliveries to ensure optimal maternal and fetal outcomes. Participants are provided with practical insights into navigating critical scenarios and providing expert respiratory support before, during, and after childbirth.