11+ concepts you NEED to UNDERSTAND before taking care of Neonates!!!

We chose 11 concepts you need to UNDERSTAND before you start WORKING in the NICU! Basics including drug errors, how to treat low sugars, when you give caffeine, and the importance of involving family on your rounds. Let us know what else you would add! Tala Talks NICU
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Dr. Tala is a board-certified neonatologist and has worked in busy level III and IV units for the past 17 years. She has won multiple teaching awards throughout her time as a neonatologist.
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***TIMESTAMPS***
01:07 Drug Errors
03:12 Treatment of Hypoglycemia
04:54 Rule Out Sepsis
05:52 Caffeine
06:46 Delivery Room Knowledge
07:43 Oxygen Requirements
09:02 Respiratory Support
10:28 Temperature Stability
11:24 Growth
13:17 Breastmilk
14:33 Involve the Families
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*Disclaimer*: This video is intended for educational purposes only and while
we strive to give the most accurate information, errors may occur. Subsequently,
this video should not be a replacement for medical advice.

[valeriepaigeee]

So happy I follow this channel. NICU nurse here. I just hit 1 year in the NICU and it’s a completely different world than med/surg. I’ve found this past year has been so rewarding. Your videos help me learn and reinforce all of this new information. Thank you so much Dr. Tala!!

[roxanekeeley-monet]

I'm an Ambulance Technician who support's a NICU Transfer Service. These video content's have been incredibly helpful to me to learn about the expertise of my senior colleagues & understand the conditions better. London UK

[alisonthomas]

I started in the NICU this week in England. I couldn't have come across your channel at a better time. Your content is so informative to watch with a noncomplicated delivery. I am so happy to have found your channel to help me learn and absorb all this important information. Thank you

[gnooterss]

a new 4th year college student here! in my exploratory course for my nursing degree, and i picked anything related to pediatrics or the ICU and they gave me the NICU! I'm the only student in our hospital in the NICU so it's rather nerve wracking, but I was so happy to find your channel and slowly go through all your videos.

Thank you so much for what you do, it's my first shift tomorrow for my preceptor ship. Time to go through the rest of your videos before I end my rotation!

[luisanderson]

I am a pediatrician from Union City Tennessee. Love your channel. I cover a level I nursery in a rural hospital. Your tips are informative

[MsEacosta]

I have been an adult SICU nurse since the start of my career in January 2020 and am starting in the NICU next week. It has been a dream of mine that is finally coming true. Miami, FL

[carolyngoodson]

Hello! I am watching from Florida. I am a NICU nurse and recent NNP graduate starting my new role in January. I have watched SO many of your videos and they helped me as a bedside nurse and as an NNP student. I recommend them to our new grad hires and seasoned bedside NICU nurses. I am truly grateful for all you do to help us deliver the very best care to our NICU patients.

[naeemjameel]

A big fan of your videos... i am a pediatrics resident from pakistan .. long live TALA TALKS....

[Susu-susu_]

Im RT from CA. Love your videos. Thank you

[efeergur]

Hey Dr.Tala! Reaching you out from where I am doing my clinical practise as a final year med student, from Finland. You're videos are amazing to understand so-to-say "difficult concepts" in neonatology, thanks a lot!

[Mistry]

Hi Dr Tala. I am a pediatrician from Ethiopia. I like your videos.

[NNCCCC]

Well done, ... always high yeild, and no reading of powerpoint slides. Thank you ! From Timonium, Maryland.

[shannonb]

Thank you Dr. Tala! I'm a 4th year med student going into pediatrics, watching from east coast US. Your videos are so helpful for understanding bread and butter concepts for my NICU rotations!

[mehridolati]

Just starting my NICU pharmacy APPE clinical rotation and this is so useful! Thank you

[MissBreakingDawn]

LOVE this one. So much “big picture” knowledge I wish I’d been told in my orientation in the NICU as a registered nurse. Thank you!

[kellywelch]

I love your videos! Wish I had found you years ago, but never to late to learn and refresh!!

[mohitsharma-dtuv]

Thanks so much mam ...myself neonatal medicine resident from India, always watch your video in my night duty hours and it's very crisp and informative to handle babies in NICU, again thank you so much

[gabrielleshaw]

Thank you! Watching from Chicagoland area

[lindseymajury]

As a final year Paediatric student nurse about to go on a neonatal placement in UK…Thank you so much ! Still terrified but more informed

[jaimewilson]

This is a great into into NICU! I really enjoyed the part about involving parents & listening to them! As a peds nurse who transitioned into NICU it warms my heart to know as a parent we can & should involve them during this difficult time. (Greenville SC USA)