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Many preterm infants go home prior to 40 weeks' corrected age, before they've caught up on growth, and with an increased risk of rehospitalization and neurodevelopmental delay. This 3-part series follows the NICU graduate from hospital to home. It covers evidence-based guidelines for interdisciplinary discharge planning, surveillance and care of the NICU graduate in primary care, and a first-person view of the NICU from a parent's perspective. Hear from neonatology, nursing, feeding, and family-support experts as they use case-based discussions to cover family-integrated strategies for safer transitions, fewer gaps in care, and better long-term outcomes.

Continue your learning journey with our up-to-date CE programs on PNCE.org presented by top allergy experts. This allergy-focused collection explores food allergy, early GI development, common GI disorders, and current challenges facing physicians.

Pediatricians possess the expertise to recognize an incredible range of illnesses, disease states, and developmental red flags. They’re also trained to make informed decisions about when specialized care is truly necessary. Knowing when a referral to a subspecialist is warranted is rooted in having a robust understanding of – and adherence to – clinical practice guidelines. Yet, these guidelines are underutilized by a large percentage of pediatricians. Empowering pediatricians to rely on established guidelines while also improving the interface of primary and specialty care in pediatrics is central to improving patient care outcomes.

Watch selected presentations from the annual Miami Neonatology International Conference. Hear from leading experts on topics impacting current clinical practice such as human milk fortification, parenteral and enteral nutrition, and managing growth-faltering in preterm infants.

Review the latest on pediatric food allergy, including prevention guidelines, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management. This collection includes expert advice on supporting growth and development in infants and children with food allergy, and an overview of the role of the microbiome in immune system development.

Nutrition during early life shapes multiple aspects of development and has lasting effects. This collection explores the critical role of nutrition during sensitive periods of development during the first 1,000 days.