About Conference

PEDIATRICS NEONATAL CARE 2024

Update your skills, enhance your knowledge base, and broaden your horizons—all in one place!

Date: August 22-23, 2024

Location: Barcelona, Spain

PEDIATRICS NEONATAL CARE 2024 typically incorporate lectures, paper and poster sessions, and panel discussions with prominent international experts and scholars. We also feature product exhibitions, workshops, and student research competitions that generate networking opportunities for all attendees.

Abstracts are welcome in all areas related to Pediatrics, Neonatology & Primary Care. 

Why to attend?

Sceintific Sessions, Workshops, Key note forums, Posters, lunch & learns–provide unique learning and career building opportunities that you just can’t find anywhere else. 

Below you’ll find reasons why you should attend our conference and consider sending your employees to our conferences as well. 

• Presenting a paper
• Networking for future collaborations
• Strengthening and expanding the human network
• Added Research Value
• Specialty Exhibit Areas- Companies often have tools to display that we haven’t seen yet
• Learning in a New Space
• Break Out of Your Comfort Zone
• The focus and energy of Like-Minded Individuals
• The Serendipity of the Random Workshop
• Lightning Sessions
• Market Debuts

We look forward to collaborating with you at our conference!

Who Attends?

• Pediatric Physicians
• Neonatologists
• Business Entrepreneurs
• Hospital Administrators
• Manufacturing Medical Devices Companies
• Medical College Students
• Training Institutes
• Neonatal specialists
• Pediatric / Neonatal Faculty
• Pediatric/Neonatal Researchers
• Pediatric Scientists
• Clinical Nurse Specialists
• Perinatologists
• Perinatal Nurses/Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants
• Neonatal nutritionists
• Young researchers
• Pediatric Associations and Societies
• Pediatric Surgeons

Scientific Sessions/ Tracks

Track 1: General Pediatrics

General Pediatrics includes the basic treatments involved for the betterment of children and adolescents. A general pediatrician diagnoses and treats child's illnesses, infections, injuries, and other health problems. Focuses mainly on Congenital defects, genetic variance, and developmental issues.

General Pediatricians plan and execute medical care programs to aid in the mental and physical growth and development of children and adolescents. Refer patient to medical specialist or other practitioner when necessary and re-evaluate treatments as necessary.

·Child psychology
·Clinical Pediatrics
·Diagnosis & Treatment
·Nutrient deficiencies
·Pain relief therapies and management
·Pediatric behavioral studies
·Pediatric developmental changes
·Pediatric obesity
·Pediatrics Health

Track 2: Neonatology & Perinatology

Neonatology and Perinatology is related to the physiological and pathological conditions of women during preconception, perinatal, and postpartum periods; and of foetuses, newborn infants during and beyond their initial hospital stay. In some cases, babies are born early. heart, lungs, stomach, skin and some other organs may not be mature enough to function. Neonatologist particularly deals with the most complicated and high-risk conditions. Perinatology is a subspecialty of obstetrics also known as maternal-fetal medicine. Baby with high-risk might be cared by a perinatologist before birth and by a neonatologist after birth. For mother, perinatologists help with previous wellbeing worries, and also entanglements caused by pregnancy. They perform pre-birth tests, give medicines, and perform medical procedures

·Amniotic Band Syndrome
·Epilepsy in Neonates
·Maternal and Fetal Health
·Maternal-Fetal Medicine
·Neonatal Disorders
·Neonatal Respiratory Diseases
·Neonatal Syndromes
·Obstetrics & Gynaecology
·Ultrasound in perinatology

Track 3: Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health

Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health specializes in the emotional and behavioral needs of children, adolescents, young adults and their families. Concerns such as depression and anxiety and behavior problems like ADHD if left untreated, lead to a child's failure in school, separation from their families, drug involvement, delinquency, and suicide.  No child/family needs to suffer.  Behavioral problems and other mental health disorders can be a heavy burden for children and teens as well as their families. Access to care is easy and treatment works! Childhood and adolescence are important developmental periods in a person’s life.

·Addiction and its Disorders
·Adolescent Psychology
·Child Mental Health and Psychology
·Child Psychiatry
·Geriatric and Paediatric Psychiatry
·Management and treatment of Mental Health issues
·Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing
·Schizophrenia and Nursing Care
·Sleep Disorder and Medicine

Track 4: Maternal and Child Care

The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) supports high quality preventive and primary health care for all children, and for the reproductive health care of all women and their partners.

The focus for MCH are all women in their reproductive age groups, i.e., 15 - 49 years of age, children, school age population and adolescents.

Maternal mortality is an adverse outcome, especially in the developing countries there is an increasing concern and interest in maternal and child health care.

·Healthcare-Nursing
·Hygiene
·Hypnobirthing
·Influence of Drugs and general awareness in Pregnancy
·Maternal and Child Health
·Maternal, Infant, and Child Health
·Midwifery in Pediatrics
·Obesity and Health disorders
·Reproductive, Perinatal and Paediatric Epidemiology

Track 5: Premature babies and birth

Worldwide, Preterm birth is the most common cause of death among infants. 15 million babies are born preterm each year. These babies are known as preemies or premies. Some risk factors for a premature birth include diabetes, high blood pressure, being pregnant with more than one baby, being either obese or underweight, a number of vaginal infections, tobacco smoking and psychological stress.

Preemies may need longer or more intense care, medication and sometimes surgery. Complications associated with a premature birth include immature lungs, difficulty regulating body temperature, poor feeding and slow weight gain, cerebral palsy, hearing problems and sight problems.

·Analgesics
·Antibiotics
·Bronchodilators
·Coping with a premature birth
·Diuretics
·Hematologic Agents
·Infant incubator
·Infant respiratory distress syndrome
·Tube feeding
·Vasopressors

Track 6: Neonatal & Pediatric Infection Disorders

Risk of infection is associated with the Maternal and neonatal environmental factors. The study of these risk factors helps in preventing and managing various infectious diseases in the infants. Worldwide infectious disease still takes a major toll on pregnant women, their foetuses and children. Indeed, it has been estimated that 30–40% of neonatal deaths worldwide are associated with infectious disease. Even in the developed world, there remain considerable challenges for the obstetrician and neonatologist in the management of infectious disease during pregnancy and in the newborn

·Bone and joint infections
·Cardiovascular infections
·Central nervous system infections
·Fungal infections
·Gastrointestinal infections
·Intrapartum/ Postpartum infection
·Kawasaki disease
·Respiratory infections
·Risk factors for neonatal infection
·Zika virus

Track 7: Neonatal & Pediatric Hematology

Pediatric & Neonatal Haematology involves the study, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of blood diseases and blood-forming organs in the body of infants, children, and adolescents. There are many blood disorders problems in the body with blood vessels, red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes), platelets, bone marrow and lymph nodes that can occur in children that can be diagnosed and treated by a Pediatric hematologist.

Neonatal haematology is a complex and dynamic process in the pediatric population. Surgeons frequently encounter hematologic issues regarding haemostasis, inflammation, and wound healing. The Division of Haematology provides subspecialty care to infants, children, adolescents and young adults with diseases of the blood. They provide genetic counseling and confirmatory testing for families of new-borns with an abnormal haemoglobin detected on the new born state screen. They also provide consultative services for primary care physicians caring for a child with a complex blood disorder or who has signs or symptoms which may suggest cancer.

·Bleeding and clotting disorders
·Causes, risk factors and hypotheses
·Clotting Disorders
·Drug Development
·Drug development and diagnostics
·Educational and preventive measures
·Risk Factors
·Tumor Cell Biology
·Tumor cell biology and research

Track 8: Neonatal & Pediatric Neurology

Babies who experienced a brain injury or have a congenital neurological condition need intense, specialized care. Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for these young children and new-borns’ brains are in a crucial window of rapid development.

If your obstetrician suspects that your baby has a brain abnormality during pregnancy, they refer Prenatal consultations.

The neurologists on the Fetal-Neonatal Neurology improve our understanding of problems in early brain development and to find effective new treatments. Child neurology focuses on diseases and disorders of the spinal cord, brain, peripheral nervous system, autonomic nervous system, muscles and blood vessels that affect individuals in these age groups.

·Clinical Neurology
·Neonatal Neurology
·Neurodevelopmental Disorder
·Neurological Diagnostic Tests
·Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology
·Pediatric Neuroimmunology
·Pediatric Neurological Disorders
·Pediatric Neurology
·Pediatric Neurometabolic Diseases
·Pediatric Neuro-Oncology
·Pediatric Neurorehabilitation
·Pediatric Neurosurgery

Track 9: Neonatal & Pediatric Nephrology

The renal system plays an unbelievable role in the growth and development of infants and children. In neonatal period renal functions undergo continuous adaptive changes. The kidney also undertakes a maturation progression as it transitions from the fetal to the extrauterine environment. Preterm neonates are especially susceptible due to immature of kidneys. The transition from the aqueous environment of the mother’s womb to dry land creates many challenges for the neonate. The infant must have a means to regulate the composition and volume of the extracellular fluid; a task performed by the kidney. The neonatal kidney must be able to excrete free water and conserve sodium while retaining filtered organic solutes. The premature neonate has a much lower glomerular filtration rate than the term neonate. Pediatric Nephrology reports fundamental clinical research and progress associated with any type of the sharp and enduring illnesses that adjust renal capacity in kids.

·Diabetic nephropathy
·Dialysis
·Fetal & Neonatal nephrology
·Kidney transplants in children
·Neonatal Bowel Obstruction
·Neonatal Renal disorder
·Neonatal renal failure
·Neonatal Urology
·Nephrolithiasis
·The interpretation of x-ray studies of the kidney
·Tubular diseases
·Urinary tract infections

Track 10: Neonatal and Pediatric Cardiology

Paediatric cardiologists are doctors who diagnose and treat children with cardiac conditions. They work with patients antenatally (before birth), through childhood and into adulthood Paediatric cardiology is concerned with diseases of the heart in the growing and developing individual. They also need a thorough grounding in general paediatrics, in order to provide all-round patient care.

Paediatric cardiologists treat congenital heart disease (present at birth), arrhythmias (variations in heartbeat rhythm) and disturbances of circulatory function.

The goal of the division of Pediatric Cardiology is to provide the best possible care for infants, children, and adults with all forms of congenital and acquired heart disease. They work in association with a wide range of specialists as part of a multidisciplinary team to assess and treat patients.

·Diabetic nephropathy
·Dialysis
·Fetal & Neonatal nephrology
·Kidney transplants in children
·Neonatal Bowel Obstruction
·Neonatal Renal disorder
·Neonatal renal failure
·Neonatal Urology
·Nephrolithiasis
·Urinary tract infections

Track 11: Neonatal & Pediatric Pharmacology

Neonatal and Pediatric Pharmacology provides evidence-based guidelines for safe, effective, and rational drug therapy in new-borns, children, and adolescents.

Current research and clinical practice include specific recommendations for all major drug classes and diseases, specific treatment settings such as the pediatric intensive care unit and emergency room.

It also includes adverse effects and interactions and state-of-the-art discussions on pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacogenetics, pharmacogenomics, pharmacoproteomic, drug development, and clinical trials in infants and children.

It also includes updated information on drug interactions and regulatory issues. It also covers nutrient supplements and biotransformation of medications by the human placenta.

·Clinical Pharmacokinetics
·Pharmacogenetics
·Clinical trials involving children
·Ethics of drug research in pediatric populations
·Treatment settings such as the pediatric intensive care unit and emergency room.
·Adverse effects and interactions
·Drug development in infants and children

Track 12: Pediatric Cancer and Oncology

In the modern era, Cancer is not a new disease. Pediatric Cancer and Oncology is based on an understanding of the fundamental differences between the tumors of children and adults

Although cancer in childhood is rare, in economically developed countries pediatric cancer is the 2^nd leading cause of death among children under 15 years of age. From diagnostic evaluation and therapeutic management plans to extensive psychological and social support we should attack cancer from every angle. Build your support with friends and family. No one should face cancer alone.

·Adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer
·Brain tumors
·Bone tumors and soft-tissue sarcoma
·Late effects of childhood cancer
·Leukemia and lymphoma
·Neuroblastoma
·Retinoblastoma
·Wilms tumour and germ cell tumors
·Carcinomas
·Neuroendocrine tumors (carcinoid, NETs)
·Non-Hodgkin lymphomas

Track 13: Pediatric Trauma & Depression

Trauma is the most familiar cause of invalidation and despair in the paediatric population. Child Special knowledge, precise management, and scrupulous attention to details is required for caring the injured child. All clinicians who are in for the care of a paediatric trauma patient, including paediatricians, emergency room clinicians, paediatric emergency clinic and trauma surgeons, must be familiar with every tenet of prevailing trauma care. Unique needs of injured children like Special examination and affection must also be recognized. The treatment of the patients in a state of necessity and handle urgent situations of injury or disease uses both operative and non-operative administration

·Psychological Trauma
·Intensive Care in Trauma
·Blunt Trauma
·Trauma Therapy
·Diagnosis, immunization & preventive measures
·Critical Care in Trauma
·Elderly Trauma
·Obstetric Trauma
·Pediatric Trauma
·Psychological Trauma
·Trauma & Critical care Nursing
·Trauma Emergency Medicine
·Trauma in Nursing and Midwifery
·Trauma Mental health & psychiatry
·Trauma Surgery

Track 14: Pediatric Nursing

Pediatric nursing means the chance to work with some of the most precious and unpredictable creatures on the face of the planet – children. They often get the chance to watch children grow up as well.

A pediatric nurse work in a team of pediatric healthcare professionals. These nurses help to provide medical care for youngsters from the time they are first born until their teenage years.

Proper healthcare is extremely important during childhood. Pediatric nurses must be cheerful and friendly and able to communicate effectively with children and their parents.

Pediatric Nurse Practitioners perform physical exams, diagnose illness and injury and provide education & support to patients and their families.

·General Pediatric Nursing
·Pediatric Cardiology Nursing
·Pediatric Dermatology Nursing
·Pediatric Gastroenterology Nursing
·Pediatric Immunology Nursing
·Pediatric Nephrology and Urology Nursing
·Pediatric Neurology Nursing
·Pediatric Nursing in Dentistry
·Pediatric Nutrition Nursing
·Pediatric Oncology Nursing
·Pediatric Ophthalmology Nursing
·Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Nursing
·Pediatric Psychiatry Nursing
·Pediatric Pulmonology Nursing
·Pediatric Rheumatology Nursing

Track 15: Neonatal Intensive Care and Nursing

Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) can be a rewarding career for registered nurses (RNs). NICU nurses care for vulnerable new born children that require intensive nurturing.

With the rapid increase in infants admitted to neonatal ICUs, the demand for NICU nurses and new NICU facilities will continue to rise alongside.

They are directly responsible for monitoring vitals, administering medications and nutrients, and providing care and comfort to new-borns. NICU nurses also educate new parents on the appropriate care for their new born following discharge, and they answer any questions that families may have.

In addition, NICU nurses will be on the front lines when it comes to helping scared parents through what is often a traumatic experience. Emotional stability is extensively crucial for caring very ill or premature infants.

·Anemia/ Gastroschisis
·Congenital Heart Defects
·Critical Care Medicine
·Gastroschisis
·Hospital New born Care Services
·Intrauterine Growth Restriction
·Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR)
·Necrotizing Enterocolitis
·Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)
·Premature Infants
·Special Care Nursery

Track 16: Pediatric Surgery

Pediatric Surgery incorporates surgery of embryos, babies, kids, adolescents, and youthful grown-ups. Pediatric surgery appears amidst the twentieth century as the surgical care of birth defectiveness required novel procedures. Pediatric surgery uses distinctive sorts of novel contrivance and techniques that are most regularly used at kids healing facilities

·Bariatric surgery
·Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
·Paediatric Dermatologic Surgery
·Pediatric Gastrointestinal Surgery
·Pediatric Head & Neck Surgery
·Pediatric Neurosurgery
·Pediatric Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
·Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery
·Pediatric Endocrine Surgery
·Pediatric Ophthalmic Surgery
·Advancements in Pediatric Surgery
·Pediatric Organ Donation & Transplantation
·Pediatric Surgical Devices

Track 17: Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry provides both primary and comprehensive therapeutic oral health care for newborns and children through adolescence, including those with special health care needs. Preventive dental care includes cleaning and fluoride treatments, as well as nutrition and diet recommendations. It also includes Management of gum diseases and conditions including ulcers, short frenulae, mucoceles, and pediatric periodontal disease.

·Forensic Dentistry
·Dental Nursing
·Dental Pharmacology
·Dental Sleep Medicine
·Holistic Dentistry
·Orthodontics & Dental Implants
·Oral Cancer
·Periodontics and Prosthodontics
·Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
·Cosmetic Dentistry
·Dental Marketing
·Preventive and Operative Dentistry

Track 18: Psychiatry & Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics

Neurodevelopmental disorders can affect child’s ability to think and disturbs normal day to day functions. Evaluating and treating newborns to young adults who have these, and other types of intellectual and developmental disorders is very crucial. Symptoms like behavior or learning difficulties, autism, brain tumors or other brain and developmental disorders can appear at birth or in later years.

Neuro-Developmental Pediatricians have additional training that focuses on the assessment and management of these developmental problems. The psychiatrists will assess the child and provide treatment recommendations that address any psychiatric difficulties that may be interfering with day to day life.

·Delayed speech or language
·Emotional or behavioral problems
·Gross Motor Delay
·Overall developmental delay
·Autism

Track 19: Pediatric, Neonatal Nutrition, and Baby food

Adequate nutrition is of utmost importance between infancy and adolescence. Based on the health benefits of human milk, breastfeeding should be the primary means of nutrition for most infants. Standard infant formulas support adequate nutrition and growth for infants who cannot breastfeed

With increasing survival rates of extremely premature infants emphasis is now focused on the quality of these survivors lives. The most important factor possibly is the premature's ability to survive in the NICU. Neonatal nutrition is crucial for the growth and development of the new born babies.

Baby food is any soft, easily consumed food other than breastmilk or infant formula that is made specifically for new born babies between four-six months and two years old. Introduction of complementary foods at early age may satisfy the hunger of the infant, resulting in less frequent breastfeeding and ultimately less milk production in the mother.

·Breastfeeding & Complementary feeding
·Children with Special Health Care Needs
·Eating Disorders
·Feeding in exceptionally difficult circumstances
·Gastroesophageal reflux
·Infant formula & Preparation
·Nutrition Support Services
·Weight Management

Track 20: Humanoid Robots for Pediatric Care

In several scientific areas Humanoid robots are now used as research tools. Robots that are designed to play with children usually look like animals. We have to watch on and give it attention, a toy that children nourished every day.

Robotic technology for healthcare has been an exciting leap. A pediatric pain coach, educator, and friend built upon the humanoid robot platform is Clinically proven to reduce a child's pain by 50% during medical procedures. To interact with pediatric patients during anxiety producing and/or painful procedures to help manage their pain.

Hospitals may be a place of healing, but to a child, hospitals mean needles, strangers in uniforms, mysterious equipment’s, boring wait times.

Humanoid robots perform entertaining activities to reduce anxiety levels in children - and even their parents.

·Assisting People
·Blood tests
·Catheter insertion/removal
·Collecting Data
·Dressing changes
·Giraff Plus
·Oxygen tube insertion
·Pediatric Robotic Nursing
·Robotic Nursing Assistant System
·Swallow study
·Vaccinations

Track 21: Congenital malformations & Birth Complications

A birth deformity may happen when baby is in mother’s womb. A congenital disease, otherwise called as congenital disorder deformity, birth imperfection, or irregularity, is a condition existing at or before birth. Mostly occur amid the initial 3 months of pregnancy. Few disorders can be detected before through Perinatal Screening.

Worldwide every year approximately 303 000 new-borns die within 4 weeks of birth due to congenital anomalies. Congenital anomalies can lead to long-term disability, which may have significant impacts on individuals, families, health-care systems, and societies.

·Down syndrome
·Birth Defects
·Upper and Lower Limb Reduction Defects
·Encephalocele
·Anotia/Microtia and Hypospadias
·Congenital heart disease in newborns
·Congenital dislocated hip
·Congenital malformations of genital organs
·Deformations of the musculoskeletal system
·Phenylketonuria

Track 22: Coping with Loss-Miscarriage Signs and Symptoms

Miscarriages often referred to as spontaneous abortions, typically occur once the baby doesn’t develop ordinarily within the uterus. Most miscarriages occur within the first trimester. The exact causes of miscarriages aren’t well-understood.

Miscarriages might happen due to abnormality with the baby’s genes or chromosomes. Bleeding during pregnancy is one of the foremost common miscarriage symptoms. Another potential miscarriage symptom is less activity of your baby in the womb. Certain health conditions within the mother may also additionally cause a miscarriage.

·Uncontrolled or undiagnosed diabetes
·Viral or bacterial infections
·Sexually transmitted infections
·Hormone problems
·Lupus and other autoimmune disorders

Track 23: Preserving Baby Stem Cell

Stem cells are the building blocks of the human body. Stem cells are unspecialized cells capable of dividing for long period of time and can develop into specialized cells.

Stem cells in the human body are found earliest in the embryo. The stem cells inside an embryo will eventually give rise to every cell, tissue and organ in the foetus body.

A stem cell is pluripotent. Unlike a regular cell, stem cells can only replicate to create more of its own kind of cell.

When it divides, it can make any of the different cells in the human body. Stem cells also have the capability to self-renewal.

·Embryonic stem cells
·Adult stem cells
·Induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC)
·Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells

Track 24: Training Health Care Professionals

Health Care Professionals aims to provide practitioners with in-depth understanding of the importance of health care. It will equip all practice staff with the knowledge and tools they need to facilitate smooth transition from pediatric to adult health care for young adolescents with and without disabilities or special health care needs. Pediatricians, family doctors, nurses, primary and other health care workers should be trained on the relationships between children's health and the environment through the use of harmonized training materials, for the specific needs of countries and professional groups.

·Healthcare and Maternal-Child Health
·Healthcare and Opioid Crisis
·Healthcare and Traditional Medicine
·Healthcare Planning and Marketing
·Hospital and Pharmaceutical management
·Hospital Management and Nursing
·Pediatrics Healthcare
·Telemedicine and Healthcare Administration