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Disclosure Statement

Who Are We?

CRMC Women & Children's Services

What is CPQCC?

Hospital Births: NICU Admissions by Birth Weight Group CY 2015

Cohort Demographics, 2015 401 to 1500 grams or 22-29 weeks gestation

Antenatal Steroids 24 to 33/6 weeks gestation, 2015; Inborn vs. Outborn

Duration of Assisted Ventilation 401to 1500 grms or 22 to 29 weeks, CY 2015

Surfactant Use 401to 1500 grs or 22 to 29 weeks, CY 2015

Duration of Assisted Ventilation 401to 1500 grms or 22 to 29 weeks, CY 2015

Discharged Home on Oxygen: Infants 401 to 1,500 grams or 22 to 29 weeks of gestation, CY 2015

ROP All Infants 401 to 1,500 grams or 22 to 29 weeks of Gestation born between 01/01/2015 and 12/31/2015

Pneumothorax at CRMC, 2015

Non – Invasive NCPAP Delivered Care

CRMC HFNC

RAM Cannula FDA approved as a Class 1 medical device, as a nasal cannula for delivering Oxygen. CPAP interfaces are Class 2 Medical Devices

Emerging Non-Invasive Ventilation Support Utilized at CRMC

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

NIV/BiPhasic VDR

Emerging Non-Invasive Support Utilized at CRMC Is IPV Therapy Safe in the NICU?

IPV in the NICU

IPV in the NICU

IPV in the NICU

IPV in the NICU

IPV in the NICU

IPV in the NICU