Multidisciplinary Neonatal Conference From Central Florida Leading Health Systems
The AdventHealth neonatal conference 2025 is a one-day program addressing practical and controversial issues in neonatal intensive care. Developed collaboratively by the neonatology teams of AdventHealth for Children, Nemours Children’s Health, and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital, this third annual conference offers 11 sessions covering topics from congenital CMV infection to antibiotic stewardship.
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11video lectures
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2025edition
Inside this resource
Congenital CMV and NICU Infection Control
A 69-minute session on congenital cytomegalovirus covers screening, treatment, and long-term implications from the neonatology perspective. Antibiotic stewardship principles address NICU-specific infectious risks including ventilator-associated pneumonia, syphilis, and breastfeeding with HIV.
Nutrition and Feeding Practices
Three sessions address evidence-based feeding in the NICU: navigating the FDA advisory on probiotics in preterm neonates, donor milk fortification protocols, and exclusive human milk fortifier strategies. Each lecture provides practical guidance for optimizing nutritional outcomes in vulnerable infants.
Developmental Care and Family-Centered Support
Sessions cover developmental care strategies for chronic NICU infants, music therapy as an evidence-based tool to enhance care, and shared decision-making approaches for ethically challenging cases. Trauma-informed care principles are woven throughout to improve family-centered NICU practices.
Viability Outcomes and Lung Imaging
Edge of viability outcomes data addresses the latest survival and morbidity statistics. A lung ultrasound session examines whether point-of-care imaging is ready for standardization in neonatal intensive care units.
Who this serves
- Neonatologists and perinatologists — seeking current evidence on NICU management controversies
- NNPs, PAs, and NICU nurses — wanting practical updates on feeding, developmental care, and infection control
- Respiratory therapists and developmental specialists — learning about lung ultrasound and holistic NICU care approaches
Faculty & syllabus
Sessions included 11 lectures
- Congenital CMV Infection: The Neonatology Perspective — 69:11
- Evidence Based Feeding Practices in the NICU — 41:26
- Navigating the FDA Advisory: Probiotics in Preterm Neonates — 33:40
- Donor Milk Fortification — 22:05
- Exclusive Human Milk Fortifiers — 13:57
- Developmental Care Strategies for the Chronic NICU Infant — 30:46
- Music Therapy in the NICU: Best Practice, Evidence, and Recommendations — 32:36
- Shared Decision Making and the Approach to Ethically Challenging Cases — 34:01
- Edge of Viability: NICU Outcomes — 31:49
- Lung Ultrasound in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit — 26:02
- Antibiotic Stewardship in the NICU: It Can Be Done! — 35:46
Before you buy
What format are the lectures?
The conference includes 11 video-only recordings with no PDF materials included.
When and where was this recorded?
The 3rd Annual Orlando Neonatal Conference was held August 22, 2025 at the AdventHealth Nicholson Center in Celebration, Florida.
The chart
| Format | Video lectures |
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| Sessions | 11 lectures |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | AdventHealth for Children |
| Department | Pediatrics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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James L. –
Solid content but video-only format with no supplementary PDFs was a limitation. Would have liked handouts to reference during the lectures.
drtomh –
The congenital CMV session alone was worth the download. Comprehensive and clinically actionable with real practical guidance for NICU management.
Sarah K. –
Good focused content for neonatal teams. The feeding practices sessions were particularly current with the probiotic FDA advisory discussion. Music therapy was a nice addition.
Priya N. –
Exactly the kind of practical NICU education I needed. The antibiotic stewardship and edge of viability sessions were directly applicable to my daily practice.
Chen W. –
The multidisciplinary approach across three major Florida health systems provides useful regional perspectives. Lung ultrasound standardization session was forward-looking.