Re: Neonatal Transport Data

["Layne Beckman" <beckmanlayne@hotmail.com>]

Mike,
I work out of Children's Hospital and Clinics.  In our NICU, they do a lot 
of air transports.  Usually our NNP and a Transport RN go on these.  
Typically all are transported in isolettes, and we also take intubated 
babies as well.  We try to wait to intubate them until we get to our campus. 
  Currently I am off of work, due to an accident; but if you contact the NNP 
or even the Neonatologist in NICU< and explain what you are looking for, if 
they aren't busy, I am sure they would be willing to share info. with you.  
The number is 612-813-6295  the day shift tends to be very busy.  The 
evenings can be also.  Hope this helps. If you have any other questions that 
I may help with just let me know.

Layne Beckman, CHUC, Comm. Spec.
Children's Hospitals and Clinics- Mpls.
(952) 401-3294 *home phone*


>From: MikeShuken <mikeshuken@value.net>
>Reply-To: flightmed@flightweb.com
>To: flightmed@flightweb.com
>Subject: Re: Neonatal Transport Data
>Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 21:02:20 -0800
>
>Actually, if you don't mind, could the responses also be posted to the 
>group?  I would be interested in reading them...
>
>Mike Shuken
>Paramedic
>
>SERVO300@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Has anyone been able to compile comparative data to support air 
>transportation of neonates rather than groung? The data in the literature 
>that I have been able to find is sketchy at best.
> >
> > Reply privately to: jim.moehring@parkview.com
> >
> > Jim Moehring, RRT, RPFT
> > Neo/Peds ICU Specialist
> > Parkview Hospital
> > Samaritan Flight Service
> > Fort Wayne, IN
>

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