Join us at Hotel UMASS for a Fall Dinner Symposium of learning, connection, and inspiration. The evening includes an optional tour of the Briere Human Milk Laboratory, networking over appetizers and dinner, and a featured lecture by Dr. Anna M. Kidman, internationally recognized neonatal clinical nurse specialist and researcher.
Dr. Kidman will explore why interface selection is critical in neonatal respiratory care, offering practical insights on differentiating support techniques, comparing pressure- versus flow-based systems, and applying strategies that directly improve outcomes for critically ill newborns.
This session will equip neonatal nurses, respiratory therapists, and physicians with evidence-based tools to make confident clinical decisions—because in neonatal respiratory support, the interface truly matters.