Join us for Perinatal Update 2025 – a chance to hear the latest updates on key topics in neonatal care. This year’s meeting will be focused on preterm gut pathology and best feeding practice. Date: 11 February 2025. Tickets: Free for Members Book here>

RT @Tim_van_Hasselt: Don't Forget the Bubbles summary of our neonatal to PICU transition paper! Includes discussion about ongoing work fro…

Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's Perinatal Update meeting. A recording will be available shortly. Our next event will be the Spring Conference in April. View the programme and book your place here>

Our final speaker this morning is Graeme Pitcher, Clinical Professor of Pediatric Surgery, University of Iowa who discuses Meconium Obstruction of Prematurity: Managing gut pathology in nanoprems. #PerinatalUpdate

Joining us all the way from University of Iowa Children’s Hospital is Riad Rahhal discussing Optimising Nutrition in Nanoprems with Bowel Pathology. #PerinatalUpdate

Professor Nigel Hall and George Bethell NIHR Doctoral Fellow are discussing their research into Surgical Neonates: Transfers, timing of surgical decisions and optimising networked surgical care. #PerinatalUpdate

Annie Aloysius is a Neonatal Specialist Speech and Language Therapist and Lactation Consultant. She joins us to discuss Best Feeding Practices for Preterm Infants: Oral feeding. #PerinatalUpdate

Stephanie Tagani, Clinical Lead Dietitian: Neonates, joins us now to discuss Best Feeding Practices for Preterm Infants: Donor breast milk and use of fortifiers. #PerinatalUpdate

RT @StephenPWardle: Some great contributions to this. Congratulations to the winner. Please encourage students to continue to participate i…

Our first speaker is Professor Nicholas Embleton who is discussing what’s new and upcoming for feeding in preterm infants. #PerinatalUpdate

And we're off! BAPM President Eleri Adams welcomes delegates to today's Perinatal Update meeting. #PerinatalUpdate

Good morning! We're looking forward to seeing many of you at Perinatal Update 2025 today! We'll kick things off at 9:30. Here's a reminder of the programme. If you can't make every session, a recording will be available to members after. #PerinatalUpdate

The winner of the 2025 BAPM Student Essay Competition is Hamza Akbar Khan from University of Exeter. BAPM received more than 60 entries to the competition and the judges were impressed by the quality. The winning and runner up essays are available here:

RT @TheAPPMuk: This month we are highlighting the work of our Perinatal Special Interest Group. Recently they have collaborated with @bapm…

There's still time to book your place at next week's Perinatal Update. This year’s event will focus on preterm gut pathology and best feeding practice. Tickets are FREE for BAPM members. Not yet a member? Now's the perfect time to join. Book now>

A recording is now available to members of the BAPM webinar 'BAPM Extreme Preterm Framework'. This webinar looks at the impact the BAPM Framework for Practice on extreme preterm birth has had on babies born at 22 weeks. View it here>

BAPM is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic committee members for a brand new special interest group Nano Preterm. This multi-professional group will focus on delivering optimal care and improving outcomes for babies born 22-23+6 weeks. More info>

RT @Neofocus_UK: Want to learn more about neonatal POCUS including lung, cardiac, abdominal & central lines? Join us in this excellent 2-d…

Early Bird ticket for the BAPM Spring Conference 2025 end today! The Spring Conference is open to both BAPM Members and non-members. Book your Early Bird ticket now to save around 30% on your booking.

BAPM has issued a Safety Alert after being notified of three cases of the Vygon Antimicrobial Expert Umbilical Catheter snapping. While we are not currently aware of any direct harm as a result, there is potential of harm. Read the alert here>