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Beyond Boundaries: Osteopathic Medicine for Preterm Infants (On-Demand)


Total Credits: 13 including 13 AOA Category 1-A

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Speaker:
Francesco Cerritelli, MSc, DO, PhD
Duration:
13 Hours Duration and 13 Hrs AOA Category 1-A CME (Anticipated)
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Description

Date of Originl Recording:  June 19-21, 2024

Fee:  $600.00

Course Description
Welcome to our immersive course, "Beyond Boundaries: Osteopathic Medicine for preterm infants" designed for osteopathic practitioners seeking advanced insights into providing care for preterm infants both in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and outside the hospital. This initial course will delve into key topics such as the NAME index, specific challenges in the NICU, diverse conditions treated with Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), and considerations for varying gestational ages. This hands-on course aims to empower participants with practical skills and theoretical knowledge to enhance the care provided to infants in the NICU and outside the hospital in a transformative, clinical-, research- based learning experience at the intersection of osteopathic medicine and neonatal care.

Educational Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, learners will be able to:
1. Describe the neonatal assessment manual scorE (NAME) for improving the clinical management of infants and how to apply it in clinical practice, with special attention to osteopathic care. 
2. Recognize challenges and barriers to providing osteopathic care/OMT in the neonatal intensive care unit. 
3. Summarize the literature that supports the use of utilizing osteopathic medicine on preterm infants including specific indications as well as larger societal implications (e.g. reduced LOS in NICU).
4. Demonstrate specific osteopathic techniques that are beneficial in the preterm population including modifications and unique considerations for their developing anatomy.  

Target Audience
Medical physicians (DO or MD); Resident physicians (DO or MD); Medical students currently enrolled at a US AOA-approved college of osteopathic medicine; International osteopaths, under certain conditions.  Contact cme@the-promise.org for more information.

Prerequisites
No prerequisites for the target audience

 

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Dr. Francesco Cerritelli, MSc, DO, PhD is a graduate of the University of l'Aquila in Italy, received his diploma of osteopathy from the Accademia Italiana Osteopatia Tradizionale, in Pescara, Italy, received a master’s in public health from the Imperial College London in the United Kingdom, and received his doctorate in neuroscience and imaging from the University of Chieti. He has been in private practice for over fifteen years. He was a research fellow on the cardiovascular research project in Chieti, Italy from 2004-6. He served as the Director of the Research Department of the Accademia Italiana Osteopatia Tradizionale from 2009-2017 and lectured there on neuroscience and osteopathic clinical evaluation and technique. He has also lectured on cranial-sacral techniques at the International College of Osteopathic Medicine in Milan, Italy.  Dr. Cerritelli lectured on Research, Epidemiology, Statistics, Pediatrics at Malta Icom Educational. He was the President of the European Institute for Evidence Based Osteopathic Medicine from 2009 - 2014. He is the President of C.O.ME., the Centre for the Osteopathic Medicine Collaboration,  ONLUS Foundation. He is a research fellow for the Australian Research Center in Complementary & Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM) – University of Technology Sidney – Australia. Since 2011 to the present, he serves as a scientific reviewer of Cochrane, the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Plos One, International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine and the Journal of American Osteopathic Association. He is the author of several papers published in peer-reviewed journals and more than 50 conference proceedings. PubMed and Scholar Google.


Agenda

** Note: the live-streamed webinar agenda differs from the live event in the exclusion of breaks, lunch, and hands-on labs.

Day 1: Foundations and Challenges in NICU Care

  - Welcome and Course Overview

  - Promoting Research in Osteopathic Care for Preterm Infants

  - Introduction to Osteopathic Considerations for Preterm Infants

  - Challenges in Treating Preterm Infants in the NICU

  - Understanding the NAME Index and its Clinical Applications
 

Day 2: Techniques and Assessments

  - Conditions Treated with OMT in the NICU and outside the NICU

  - Gestational Age-Specific Considerations in OMT

  - Assessment Considerations: Working around lines, vents, and other medical equipment

  - Developmental Considerations and Neurologic Exams in Varying Gestational Ages
 

Day 3: Research, Follow-Up, and Specialized Conditions

  - NICU Follow-Up: Insights and Strategies

  - Addressing Specific Preemie Conditions with OMT (ROP, NEC, BPD, etc.)

  - Sharing Best Practices and Collaborative Opportunities

 

Wednesday, June 19, 2024

  Start
  Time

Duration

Topic

Lecture/ Lab

    Speaker

8:00 AM

30

Welcome and Course Overview

Lecture

Cerritelli

8:30 AM

120

Promoting Research in Osteopathic Care for Preterm Infants

Lecture

Cerritelli

10:45 AM

45

Introduction to Osteopathic Considerations for Preterm Infants

Lecture

Manzotti

11:30 AM

45

Introduction to Osteopathic Considerations for Preterm Infants

Lab

Manzotti

1:15 PM

30

Challenges in Treating Preterm Infants in the NICU

Lecture

Manzotti

1:45 PM

30

Challenges in Treating Preterm Infants in the NICU

Lab

Manzotti

3:30 PM

45

Understanding the NAME Index and its Clinical Applications

Lecture

Manzotti

5:15 PM

15

Wrap-up/Q&A

Lecture

Cerritelli

5:30 PM

 

  Adjourn

   

  TOTAL

  6h

     

Thursday, June 20, 2024

  Start
  Time

Duration

Topic

Lecture/ Lab

    Speaker

8:00 AM

30

Conditions Treated with OMT in the NICU and outside the NICU

Lecture

Cerritelli

8:30 AM

30

Conditions Treated with OMT in the NICU and outside the NICU

Lab

Cerritelli

9:00 AM

25

Gestational Age-Specific Considerations in OMT

Lecture

Manzotti

9:25 AM

20

Gestational Age-Specific Considerations in OMT

Lab

Manzotti

1:15 PM

30

Assessment Considerations: Working around lines, vents, and other medical equipment

Lecture

Manzotti

1:45 PM

30

Assessment Considerations: Working around lines, vents, and other medical equipment

Lab

Manzotti

3:30 PM

25

Developmental Considerations & Neurologic Exams in Varying Gestational Ages

Lecture

Cerritelli

3:55 PM

20

Developmental Considerations & Neurologic Exams in Varying Gestational Ages

Lab

Cerritelli

5:15 PM

15

Wrap-up/Q&A

  Lecture

Cerritelli

5:30 PM

 

  Adjourn

   

TOTAL

  3h45

     

Friday, June 21, 2024

  Start
  Time

Duration

Topic

Lecture/ Lab

    Speaker

8:00 AM

15

NICU Follow-Up: Insights and Strategies

Lecture

Cerritelli

8:15 AM

15

NICU Follow-Up: Insights and Strategies

Lab

Cerritelli

8:30 AM

30

Addressing Specific Preemie Conditions with OMT (ROP, NEC, BPD, etc.)

Lecture

Manzotti

9:00 AM

30

Addressing Specific Preemie Conditions with OMT (ROP, NEC, BPD, etc.)

Lab

Manzotti

1:15 PM

30

Addressing Specific Preemie Conditions with OMT (ROP, NEC, BPD, etc.)

Lecture

Cerritelli

1:45 PM

30

Addressing Specific Preemie Conditions with OMT (ROP, NEC, BPD, etc.)

Lab

Cerritelli

4:30 PM

30

Sharing Best Practices and Collaborative Opportunities

Lecture

Manzotti

5:00 PM

30

Wrap-up/Q&A

Lecture

Cerritelli

5:30 PM

 

  Adjourn

   

TOTAL

  3h30