Neonatal Outreach Program

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The Neonatal Outreach Program brings advanced neonatal care expertise to regional centers and builds a strong support network for professionals caring for newborns.

Services

Since 2003, our multidisciplinary outreach team: 

  • Offers on-site training to enable local healthcare professionals to stabilize critically ill newborns and learn how to care for these children upon their return from the MCH neonatal intensive care unit. 
  • Offers interdisciplinary training with physicians, nurses and respiratory therapists 
  • Creates personalized programs and curriculums designed to meet the specific needs of the team requesting it 
  • Organizes NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) and ACoRN (Acute Care of at-Risk Newborns) training both locally and at the MCH 

Team

Our team consists of neonatologists, nursing educators and respiratory therapist educators with specialized training in outreach and simulation education. Thanks to its skills and simulation equipment, our team is able to offer in-situ simulation and workshops tailored to the needs of referring centers. 

Medical director

Dr. Bayane Sabsabi

Coordinators

Vanessa Kanaan
Assistant Nurse Manager

Erica Gutsche
Assistant Chief Respiratory Therapist

Workshops and training offered

 Block of (in hours) 
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) 
Acute care of at-Risk Newborns Program (ACoRN) 
Intravenous insertion workshop 
Umbilical line and intraosseous line insertion workshop 
Respiratory distress in the newborn 
Non-invasive ventilation in the newborn 
Cyanotic congenital heart defects 
 Prostaglandin in cyanotic newborns 
Intubation workshop 
 Premedication in newborns requiring intubation 
Surgical emergencies in newborns 
Newborn with pneumothorax and chest tube 
Newborns with perinatal asphyxia (neurological evaluation, therapeutic hypothermia) 
Premature newborns 
Case review variable 

Testimonials from referral centres

Our team does everything possible to support referring centers in their needs in order to provide the best possible care for newborns across Quebec.

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