The Dr JM Bowman Symposium on Neonatal Research is held annually by the Section of Neonatology at the University of Manitoba, started in memory of Winnipeg neonatologist and Rh disease pioneer Dr Jack Bowman. Thurs Oct 29th, 2015 will be the Bowman Symposium’s landmark 10th year – it’s a full day of advances in newborn research, featuring stellar international speakers. And on Fri Oct 30th and Sat Oct 31st, a 2-day seminar on Neonatal Hemodynamics: “The Reasons the Heart Pumps Blood”.
As this is a significant milestone (10 years of symposia) we have put together a world class line up of speakers and topics covering a tremendous spectrum of interests in Neonatology. The two day seminar that follows the research day is meant to enlighten the learner through both teaching and hands on experience in the emerging field of Neonatal Hemodynamics. We are excited to put on this event and sincerely hope that you will join us to see first hand the quality of presentations and workshops that will be here. It will also be a wonderful opportunity to network with like minded individuals interested in Neonatal research.
Bowman Symposium
Keynotes by giants of the field: Dr Ola Saugstad (Norway) on Oxygen and Resuscitation; Dr Alan Jobe (Cincinnati) on Frontiers in Chronic Lung Disease
Listen to the best of Manitoba newborn research – which of these new developments is going to change the way you think about newborn medicine?
Submit your best work to the Poster Session – share your findings, connect with mentors – the call for abstracts is OPEN until Oct 15, 2015
Dinner speaker: Dr Sergio Golombek on A Decade of Dilemmas in Pulmonary Care
9 hours of CME credit
Free – and includes lunch and dinner – but you have to register in advance, so we can have food ready for you!
Hemodynamics Seminar
What is Targeted Neonatal Echo? When should you ask for a TNE study? What can it tell you about the physiology of your patient?
If you perform Targeted Neonatal Echo, how can you take your practice to the next level? Unveiling a new component of the TNE curriculum which you won’t have seen before!
Keynotes by international experts: Dr Martin Wolf on NIRS and Tissue Oxygenation; Dr Patrick McNamara on Neonatal Cardiac Function; Dr Yasser Elsayed on The Comprehensive Hemodynamics Assessment
12 hours of CME credit
Register in advance online: $100 for two mornings only, $200 for two full days with skills lab
Lunch (Oct 30 and 31) and dinner (Oct 30) included!
Register for it all!
http://chrim.ca/events/event/10th-annual-dr-jm-bowman-symposium-on-neonatal-research-2/
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