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ORGANIZING INSTITUTIONSEuropean Society for Neonatology (ESN), European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR), Union of European Neonatal & Perinatal Societies (UENPS), European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI), with the local host of Hungarian Society of Perinatology and Obstetric Anesthesiology, Hungarian Society of Perinatology (MPT), supported by Council of International Neonatal Nurses (COINN), organizing secretariat MCA Scientific EventsPROGRAMME COMMITTEEArtúr Beke (Hungarian Society), Morten Breindahl (ESN), Giuseppe Buonocore (UENPS), Pierre Gressens (ESPR), Silke Mader (EFCNI), Manuel Sánchez Luna (UENPS), Miklós Szabó (Hungarian Society of Perinatology), Luc Zimmermann (ESPR) ABS 1. TELEMEDICINE IN NEONATAL HOMECARE • K.G. Holm, A. Brodsgaard, G. Zachariassen, J. ClemensenABS 2. ACCEPTABILITY OF PARENT REPORT QUESTIONNAIRES FOR ROUTINE FOLLOW-UP IN LATE/MODERATELY PRETERM INFANTS • N. Armstrong, S. Johnson, E.M. BoyleABS 3. INTERNATIONAL CARE PRACTICES AROUND AN INFANT’S DEATH IN THE NICU; A SURVEY STUDY • C.M.C. van den Berg, K. Alferink, J.M. Latour, N. Valkenburg, M. van DijkABS 4. ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION OVER TIME, IN MOTHERS OF VERY PRETERM BORN CHILDREN • M. Jeukens-Visser, M. Husson, D. Meijssen, M. Flierman, P. van Schie, K. Koldewijn, A. Wassenaer-van LeemhuisABS 5. LONGITUDINAL CHANGE OF HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE EXPERIENCED OVER TIME BY MOTHER WITH LATE PRETERM INFANT • L.Y. Tsai, S.C. Mu, Y.L. Chen, Y.L. Guo, P.C. ChenABS 6. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANXIETY LEVELS AND CLINICAL PRACTICE SKILLS AMONG STUDENTS OF PEDIATRIC NURSING LECTURE • A.S. Kurt, F.T. Arslan, S. Özkan, R. Çelen, D.A. ÇakirABS 7. ACCURACY OF SMARTPHONES FOR REVIEWING TRANSMITTED IMAGES OF NEONATAL X-RAYS • T. Vasko, M. Westberg, J.A. Dawson, L.S. Owen, M. Thio, R. Bhatia, S. Donath, P.G. DavisABS 8. PERCEPTION OF NEONATAL SIMULATION AMONGST DIFFERENT PROFESSIONALS IN A LEVEL 3 NEONATAL UNIT: A 2-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN LUTON AND DUNSTABLE • D. Wari-Pepple, H. Doyle, S. Shanmugalingam, C. Chetcuti-GanadoABS 9. SUCCESS IN NEONATAL SKILLS & SCENARIO TEACHING IN NORTHERN IRELAND • C. Duncan, D. Leemon, D.L. ArmstrongABS 10. STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING AT THE INAUGURAL NEONATAL CRANIAL ULTRASOUND WORKSHOP • M.V. Fortier, D.K.L. Chan, V.R. BaralABS 11. FIRST DAYS IN NICU – ARE GRADUATES WELL PREPARED FOR WORK? • P. Ostrogórska, K. Lorenc, A. Dziad, A. Suder, A. Kulig, I. Opach, A. GniadekABS 12. A TWO SECOND VISUAL METRONOME IMPROVES CARDIAC COMPRESSIONS DURING NEWBORN RESUSCITATION SIMULATION • C. Henry, S. Coleman, E. Murphy, S. Tan, C. Tamakloe, P. Blanchfield, D. SharkeyABS 13. A NEW SURVEY IN NEONATAL RESUSCITATION IN SPAIN • M. Izquierdo, M. Iriondo, M. ThioABS 14. UMBILICAL ARTERY INSERTION IN NEWBORN INFANTS: ACCURACY OF 11 AVAILABLE FORMULAE TO GUIDE CATHETER TIP PLACEMENT • W.L. Lean, J.A. Dawson, C. Theda, P.G. Davis, M. ThioABS 15. THE INTEGRATION OF EFFECTIVE PERINATAL AND NEONATAL CARE IN KYRGYZSTAN • S. Abduvalieva, K. Uzakbaev, C. Rakhmanova, A. AskerovABS 16. NEONATAL VIDEOLARYNGOSCOPY AS A TEACHING AID – THE TRAINEES’ PERSPECTIVE • J.E. O’Shea, M. Thio, C.O.F. Kamlin, L. McGrory, C. Wong, M. Campbell, J. John, C. Roberts, C. Kuschel, P.G. DavisABS 17. STANDARDIZED PROCEDURAL SKILLS TRAINING WITH A DOCUMENTED LEARNING OUTCOME • K.J. Kyng, T. Skajaa, R. Kaa, S. Kerrn-Jespersen, K. Bennedsgaard, B. Høst, S. Rubak, T.B. HenriksenABS 18. ACCURACY OF METHODS TO ESTIMATE THE INSERTION LENGTH OF UMBILICAL VENOUS CATHETERS IN NEWBORN INFANTS • W.L. Lean, J.A. Dawson, C. Theda, P.G. Davis, M. ThioABS 19. OXYGEN SATURATION LEVELS IN PRETERM INFANTS IN DELIVERY ROOM • S. Uslu, U. Zubarioglu, S. Sozeri, A. Bulbul, M. Dursun, E. TurkogluABS 20. PRE-HOSPITAL TRANSPORT OF THE NEWBORN: AN UNKNOWN ENTITY? • L. Perkins, J. Matthes, R. LeeABS 21. NEONATAL TRANSPORT IN CENTRAL REGION OF HUNGARY • A. Berenyi, A. Szell, M. Szilagyi Olahne, B. Bundzsity, F. Kohalmi, G. Kovacs, G. Liszkay, I. Kocsis, Zs. SomogyvariABS 22. ROUTINE MONITORING OF RESPIRATORY FUNCTION VARIABLES DURING INTER-HOSPITAL NEONATAL EMERGENCY TRANSPORT – A UK REGIONAL TRANSPORT SERVICE EXPERIENCE • P. Bhat, A. Dhar, C. Jones, S. Kent, R. Chaudhary, S. O’Hare, S. Broster, A. CurleyABS 23. EXTERNAL CARDIAC PACING DURING NEONATAL TRANSFER – A CASE REPORT • K. Swamy, D. Batra, A. Leslie, L. Lee, B. Schoonakker, S. WardleABS 24. NEONATAL TIME CRITICAL TRANSFERS IN THE UK: EXPERIENCE AFTER ONE YEAR OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION • F. Garrido, M. Márquez, I. DadyABS 25. TRANSPORT EXPERIENCE OF EXTREMELY PRETERM INFANTS BY THE ACUTE NEONATAL TRANSFER SERVICE FOR EAST OF ENGLAND UK • D. Wari-Pepple, S. Broster, S. OhareABS 26. A CASE OF CONGENITAL TRACHEAL AGENESIS COMPLICATING INTER-HOSPITAL NEONATAL EMERGENCY TRANSFER • P. Bhat, B. Hennebry, N. Tan, S. Garnell, M. Fiske, S. O’Hare, W. Kelsall, S. BrosterABS 27. IS ECHOGRAPHY USEFUL IN PEDIATRIC MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT? A 2 MONTHS PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE • A. Boet, G. Jourdain, P. Quentin, N. Gilmer, C. Peigne, J.L. Chabernaud, D. De LucaABS 28. ASSESSMENT OF THE TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN THE PREMATURES BELOW 32 WEEKS OF GESTATION TRANSFERRED VERSUS THE ONES BORN IN THE III LEVEL UNIT. EXPERIENCE FROM A REGIONAL CENTER IN ROMANIA • G. Zaharie, L. Blaga, M. Hasmasanu, V. Obada, T. Zaharie, T.L. Pop, M. MatyasABS 29. MEDICAL STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF THE COST OF CONSUMABLE ITEMS USED IN NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE • A.R. Geoghegan, S. Moore, C.P.F. O’DonnellABS 30. IMPLEMENTATION OF PULSE OXIMETRY SCREENING IN DETECTING CRITICAL CONGENITAL HEART DISEASES IN NEWBORNS. EXPERIENCE OF A TERTIARY NEONATAL CARE UNIT • I. Janczewska, I. Domzalska-PopadiukABS 31. EVOLUTION TRENDS AND SURGICAL APPROACH IN HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE OF PREGNANCY • G. Noditi, A. Gluhovschi, I. Enatescu, D. Anastasiu, D. Anastasiu, C. Dragomir, M. CrainaABS 32. PULSE OXIMETRY SCREENING IN COMMUNITY MIDWIFERY: ACCEPTABILITY OF MOTHERS AND COMMUNITY MIDWIVES • I.C. Narayen, N.A. Blom, M.S. Bourgonje-Verhart, C. Kolster-Bijdevaate, F. Posthumus, A.A. Kaptein, A.B. te PasABS 33. PERINATAL OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY WITHOUT ANTENATAL CARE • H. OrvosABS 34. DEVELOPMENT OF A TOOL TO CALCULATE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE COT AVAILABILITY • C. PetersABS 35. MONITORING HEART RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS IMMEDIATELY AFTER BIRTH: PRELIMINARY RESULTS • S. Uslu, S. Sozeri, U. Zubarioglu, A. Bulbul, M. Dursun, E. TurkogluABS 36. PROVIDING IMMEDIATE NEONATAL CARE AND RESUSCITATION AT BIRTH BESIDE THE WOMAN: PARENTS’ VIEWS, A QUALITATIVE STUDY • A. Sawyer, S. Ayers, S. Bertullies, M. Thomas, A.D. Weeks, C.W. Yoxall, L. DuleyABS 37. TRANSITIONAL CARE ON THE POSTNATAL WARD – IS IT TIME FOR A CHANGE? • C. SullivanABS 38. MONITORING OF ANTENATAL STEROIDS, DELAYED CORD CLAMPING AND THERMOREGULATION (MASCoT) • S. Mohamed Cassim, L. Beattie, C. Granger, D. AnandABS 39. FEASIBILITY OF AN AGE-APPROPRIATE ADDITION TO A PREVENTIVE POST-DISCHARGE INTERVENTION FOR VERY PRETERM TODDLERS; A PILOT STUDY • M. Flierman, K. Koldewijn, D. Meijssen, A. van Wassenaer-Leemhuis, C. Aarnoudse-Moens, P. van Schie, M. Jeukens-VisserABS 40. NEONATAL HEARING SCREENING: RESULTS IN TBILISI, GEORGIA • T. Devdariani, S. Japaridze, Z. KevanishviliABS 41. PROVIDING IMMEDIATE NEONATAL CARE AND RESUSCITATION AT BIRTH BESIDE THE WOMAN: CLINICIANS’ VIEWS, A QUALITATIVE STUDY • C.W. Yoxall, S. Ayers, A. Sawyer, S. Bertullies, M. Thomas, A.D. Weeks, L. DuleyABS 42. MORTALITY AND SERIOUS MORBIDITY RATES IN OUTBORN COMPARED WITH INBORN 22-27 WEEKS’ GESTATION INFANTS: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY • R. Boland, P. Davis, J. Dawson, L. DoyleABS 43. WELLBEING VERSUS BLOOD TESTING IN NEWBORNS = 35 WEEKS’ GESTATION WITH RISK FACTORS OF EARLY ONSET SEPSIS: A HOSPITAL-BASED STUDY • A. Al Omran, S. AL AbdiABS 44. DECREASE OF ADMISSION HYPOTHERMIA AMONG NEWBORNS IN NICU • A. Bystricka, J. Abu Asbeh, M. Qadir, K. Annadurai, J.M. KhanABS 45. LUNG ULTRASOUND TRAINING REDUCES RADIATION EXPOSURE IN NICU-ADMITTED PRETERM NEONATES • G. Escourrou, N. Yousef, A. Debray, C. Boussard, D. De LucaABS 46. POST-DISCHARGE NEONATAL FOLLOW-UP OF HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA BASED ON TRANSCUTANEOUS BILIRUBINOMETRY. RELIABILITY AND EFFICACY IN TERM AND NEAR-TERM INFANTS • A. Juster-Reicher, O. Flidel-Rimon, I. Vexler, I. Rozin, E.S. ShinwellABS 47. DECISION-MAKING FOR EXTREMELY PRETERM INFANTS: A SURVEY ABOUT THE ATTITUDES AND VALUES WITHIN A MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETY • M. Hendriks, H.U. Bucher, S. Klein, R. Baumann-Hölzle, J.-C. FauchèreABS 48. EFFICACY OF SYSTEMIC FLUCONAZOLE PROPHYLAXIS IN REDUCTION OF SYSTEMIC CANDIDIASIS IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTHWEIGHT (ELBW) INFANTS • V.S. Rajadurai, B. Sriram, P.C. Khoo, J.M. Manuel, P. AgarwalABS 49. DEVELOPING COLLABORATION BETWEEN STAFF AND PARENTS IN THE NICU AT HONVED KORHAZ, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY • Z. Boukydis, C. Nador, B. Schill, A. LengyelABS 50. MACRO- AND MICROANALYSIS OF EARLY MOTHER-PRETERM INFANT INTERACTIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTIVE INTERVENTION • E. Kiepura, G. KmitaABS 51. ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN MOTHERS AND FATHERS OF A VERY PRETERM BORN CHILD AFTER HOSPITAL DISCHARGE • M. Jeukens-Visser, M. Husson, K. Koldewijn, A. Wassenaer-van Leemhuis, M. Flierman, D. Meijssen, P. van SchieABS 52. TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF SEX-SPECIFIC GONADAL DIFFERENTIATION INVOLVES COOPERATION BETWEEN WT1 AND GATA4 ON FOXL2 AND SOX9 EXPRESSION • C. Dame, L.J. Rudigier, H. Scholz, K.M. KirschnerABS 53. BACTERIOLOGICAL SAFETY IN TRANSPORT, A CONTINUOUS CHALLENGE • G. Jourdain, P. Quentin, V. Derouin, A. Boet, J.L. Chabernaud, D. De LucaABS 54. GUIDELINES FOR NEONATAL SURGERY IN ITALY: WORK IN PROGRESS • I. Bernardini, M. Chiavarini, S. Tesoro, L. Marchesini, D. Bologni, W. Orlandi, M. PioppoABS 55. ADOPTION OF ASEPTIC NON TOUCH TECHNIQUE IN NORTHERN IRELAND’S NEONATAL UNITS • C. Anderson, M. Hogan, C. Carville, U. TolandABS 56. INFLUENCE OF THE THECHNIQUE OF URINE SAMPLING OF URINALYSIS RESULT AND CONTAMINATION RATE IN NEONATAL PERIOD • M. Štimac, D. Kardum, M. Sipl, S. Pušeljic, V. MilasABS 57. SCREENING FOR CONGENITAL CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) INFECTION - ARE WE GETTING IT RIGHT? • M. Parmar, S. Bhayat, P. Dobbs, A. Joshi, S. Parida, C.S. Narayanan, N. Merchant