Please join us in-person for the Florida Neonatal Neurologic Meeting State Meeting on Saturday, September 20, 2025! Keynote Speaker: Khorshid Mohammad, MD We will be offering CME and Nursing CEU Credits for a small fee. Event Address: BayCare System Office2985 Drew St., Clearwater, FL 33759 Please complete the RSVP…
Hello fellow FN3 Friends, Before you take off for the holidays, I wanted to send a quick reminder about the 2020 ONE Conference that is happening in Orlando, FL from Feb 7 to 9, 2020. Are you or your team planning to attend? If you have never attended, I hope you…
Dear Vendors, We would like to cordially invite you to exhibit at this year’s Annual State Meeting! For details, please see the attached invitation. Thank you for your support over the years! We are advancing science and patient care with your help! Sincerely, The FN3 team…
Dear Colleagues, We look forward to seeing you at this year’s meeting! Please share the registration link with anyone you think might be interested in participating in this exciting opportunity! For more information, please visit the state meeting 2019 page here on the website.
I received a phone call this last week about a baby who had an acute event while in the mother’s room. The baby required CPR and fulfilled the criteria for hypothermia (metabolic acidosis, acute event less than 6 hours, gestational age). Because of the call, this week’s blog will focus…
Welcome to the first FN3 blog post! My goal is to provide you with a quick summary of an article or topic and to stimulate discussion. The article this week is entitled “Moderate hypothermia within 6 h of birth plus inhaled xenon versus moderate hypothermia alone after birth asphyxia (TOBY-Xe):…
Annual State Meeting The 2015 State Meeting was a great success! It was held in Orlando, at Nemours Children’s Hospital and we had a good time. Many wonderful speakers joined us to acknowledge the important work of Dr. Weiss and his medical team. Among many topics, we discussed…
“You always think ‘something like this would never happen to me’…”…
A mother’s tribute to her deceased 5-day-old son – the addition of a sandbox to his grave, so her older boy could continue to play with his brother – has quickly gone viral on Facebook, with more than 220,000 users sharing her…
