APRESENTAÇÕES ORAIS

# 2° LUGAR NO PRÊMIO NICOLA ALBANO – Janela de oportunidade: a prática do clampeamento de cordão em centros universitários públicos brasileiros em prematuros de muito baixo peso com boa vitalidade ao nascer. Ruth Guinsburg (EPM -UNIFESP), Maria Fernanda de Almeida (EPM-UNIFESP), Jamil Caldas (UNICAMP), Heloísio dos Reis (UFU), Sérgio Marba (UNICAMP), Fabio Carmona (USP-RIBEIRÃO PRETO), José Maria Lopes (RBPN), Rede Brasileira de Pesquisas Neonatais (RBPN). 

# 3° LUGAR NO PRÊMIO NICOLA ALBANO – O impacto da sepse tardia na mortalidade de prematuros de muito baixo peso – estudo multicêntrico. Maria Regina Bentlin (UNESP BOTUCATU), Ligia Maria Suppo de Souza Rugolo (UNESP BOTUCATU), Karen Koga Mayumi Sakano (USP HU), Clarissa G Carvalho (HC Porto Alegre), Camila Ricardo Uchoa Lins (IMIP), Silvia Helena Cavalcante Sousa (UFMA), Fabíola Roberta Marim Bianchini (USP IC), Daniela Marques de Lima Mota Ferreira (UFU), Isadora Pimentel Souza (HGP), Suyen Heizer Villela (IFF), Marcia Pereira Alves Souza (UERJ), Fernanda Pegorato de Godoi Melo (UEL), Cláudia Rossi (UNIFESP), Sérgio Tadeu Martins Marba (UNICAMP), Maria Fernanda Branco Almeida (UNIFESP), Rede Brasileira de Pesquisas Neonatais (RBPN). 

# Desenvolvimento de um escore de risco para hemorragia peri-intraventricular grave em recém-nascidos pré-termo de muito baixo peso brasileiros. Luís Eduardo de Figueiredo Vinagre (UNICAMP) et al, RBPN. 

# Evolução temporal da mortalidade hospitalar em uma coorte de prematuros <32 semanas de gestação de instituições universitárias brasileiras entre 2006 e 2020. Juliana Policastro Grassano Borges (EPM-UNIFESP) et al, RBPN. 

# Impacto de um projeto de qualidade na redução da sepse tardia confirmada em prematuros menores ou igual a 1500g: estudo multicêntrico. Ligia Maria SS Rugulo (FMB-UNESP) et al, RBPN. 

# Incidência e prognóstico de prematuros de muito baixo peso com sepse tardia e hemocultura negativa: estudo multicêntrico de uma década. Renata Sayuri Ansai Pereira Castro (UFSCAR) et al, RBPN.

# Resultados em longo prazo da implementação de um programa de melhoria de qualidade na redução da hipotermia à admissão de recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso: estudo de intervenção multicêntrico. Sérgio Tadeu Martins Marba (FCM-UNICAMP) et al, RBPN. 

# Sulfato de Magnésio antenatal e normotermia à admissão na UTI neonatal de recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso: coorte multicêntrica. Marco Borges Pavaneli (EPM-UNIFESP) et al, RBPN.

# Tratamento e desfechos da persistência do canal arterial em recém-nascidos pré-termo com restrição de crescimento intrauterino: estudo de coorte multicêntrico. Thais SL Cunha (UFU) et al, RBPN. 

TOP POSTERÊS COMENTADOS

# Incidência e mortalidade da sepse precoce em prematuros de muito baixo peso: estudo multicêmtrico de uma década. Renata Sayuri Ansai Pereira de Castro (UFSCAR) et al, RBPN. 

# Perfil epidemiológico da sepse tardia em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso, no período de 2010 a 2020: estudo multicêntrico. Renata Sayuri Ansai Pereira de Castro (UFSCAR) et al, RBPN. 

PÔSTER COMENTADO

# Evolução temporal da displasia broncopulmonar em instituições neonatais universitárias brasileiras: um estudo de coorte. Camila Stolz (EPM-UNIFESP) et al, RBPN.

Mais uma vez, parabéns a todos os autores e a todos que contribuem para a coleta dos dados e o cuidado dos recém-nascidos da RBPN.

A Rede Brasileira de Pesquisa Neonatais enviou 4 temas livres que foram apresentados em formato de poster no Simpósio. O trabalho “Incorporação das diretrizes de reanimação do prematuro da Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria em Hospitais público universitários: 2014 a 2020” de Almeida MFB, et al., ganhou o 1º lugar do prêmio de melhores temas livres do Simpósio. O trabalho “Resultado da implementação de um programa de melhoria de qualidade na redução da hipotermia à admissão de recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso: estudo de intervenção multicêntrico” de Marba STM, et al., ganhou o 3º lugar do prêmio de melhores temas livres.

Ainda tivemos os trabalhos “Impacto da transferência hospitalar ao nascimento sobre a ocorrência de hemorragia peri-intraventricular grave em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso” de Azevedo JPN, et al, classificado como o 4º lugar e o trabalho “Impacto da transfêrencia hospitalar ao nascimento sobre o óbito hospitalar em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso” de Azevedo JPN, et al. Todos os autores dos trabalhos e o conteúdo completo do resumo enviado ao Simpósio podem ser conferidos abaixos ou ainda na nossa página de temas livres em eventos.

Parabéns a todos os autores, e aos colaboradores da RBPN que trabalham pela consolidação de um banco de dados único em nosso país, capaz de proporcionar iniciativas como essa.

Incorporação das diretrizes de reanimação do prematuro da Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria em Hospitais públicos universitários: 2014 a 2020.

Autores: MARIA FERNANDA BRANCO DE ALMEIDA (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA/UNIFESP), RUTH GUINSBURG (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA/UNIFESP), JAMIL PEDRO CALDAS (CAISM-UNICAMP), HELOÍSIO REIS (UFU), FÁBIO CARMONA (FMRP-USP), JOSÉ MARIA ANDRADE LOPES (INSTITUTO RBPN), PESQUISADORES RBPN (REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISAS NEONATAIS).

Introdução: O Programa de Reanimação Neonatal da Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria (PRN-SBP) divulga diretrizes a cada 5 anos com base na interpretação local de consensos internacionais sobre ciência e recomendações de tratamento, mas sua incorporação na prática clínica não é conhecida. Objetivo: Analisar se as diretrizes do PRN-SBP para recém-nascidos pré-termo estão sendo aplicadas à prática clínica em 20 maternidades públicas universitárias brasileiras. Método: Coorte prospectiva 8.514 de nascidos vivos com 23 a 31 semanas de idade gestacional (IG), com peso ao nascer de 400-1499g, sem anomalias congênitas maiores, de 2014 a 2020. A frequência dos seguintes procedimentos para a assistência do RN na sala de parto ao longo dos anos foi avaliada por categoria de IG (23-27 semanas – n=3644 e 28-31 semanas – n=4870): medidas para manutenção da temperatura corporal (sala de parto 8805,23°C, uso de saco plástico e touca), ventilação com pressão positiva VPP com Peça-T, uso de concentração máxima de oxigênio (FiO2) de 100% durante VPP, uso de pressão positiva contínua nas vias aéreas (CPAP), reanimação avançada (VPP acompanhada de massagem cardíaca e/ou medicações). A regressão logística, ajustada por centro, foi usada para estimar a probabilidade de receber o procedimento a cada ano de estudo. Os resultados estão expressos em Odds Ratio (intervalo de confiança 95%). Resultados: Para RN de 23-27 semanas, a probabilidade de receber cuidados consistentes com as diretrizes do PRN-SBP aumentou durante o período para cuidados térmicos (OR 1,52, 1,44 -1,61) e VPP com Peça-T (OR 1,45, 1,37-1,55). O mesmo ocorreu nos RN de 28-31 semanas: cuidados térmicos (OR 1,45, 1,38-1,52) e VPP com Peça-T (1,41, 1,32-1,51). A probabilidade de receber VPP com FiO2 1,00 diminuiu igualmente nos dois grupos (OR 0,89, 0,86-0,93). O uso de CPAP só aumentou no período para RN de 28-31 semanas (OR 1.11, 1.08-1.15). A frequência de reanimação avançada não se modificou no período para nenhum dos grupos avaliados. Conclusão: Entre 2014-2020, as diretrizes do PRN-SBP para RN prematuros quanto a cuidados térmicos, VPP com Peça-T e diminuição do uso de oxigênio a 100% foram progressivamente incorporadas à prática clínica.

Resultados da implementação de um programa de melhoria de qualidade na redução da hipotermia à admissão de recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso: estudo de intervenção multicêntrico.

Autores: SÉRGIO MARBA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA – FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS – UNICAMP), JAMIL CALDAS (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA – FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS – UNICAMP), JOÃO CÉSAR LYRA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA – FACULDADE DE MEDICINA DE BOTUCATU – UNESP), HELOÍSIO REIS (HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE UBERLÂNDIA), MANDIRA DARIPA KAWAKAMI (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA – UNIFESP), MARYNEA VALE (HOSPITAL UNIVERSITÁRIO – UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO MARANHÃO), THALINE VELOSO (HOSPITAL UNIVERSITÁRIO – UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO MARANHÃO), SUELY ATAÍDE (HOSPITAL UNIVERSITÁRIO – UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO MARANHÃO), DAFNE BARCALA (IMIP), LARISSA VIRGÍNIA FERREIRA (IMIP), THAÍS ALCÂNTARA (IMIP), REGINA CAVALCANTE SILVA (UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ), PAULYNE VENZON (UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ), FERNANDA PEGORARO DE GODOI MELO (UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE LONDRINA), SÍLVIA CWAJG (INSTITUTO FERNANDES FIGUEIRA), SUYEN HEIZER VILLELA (INSTITUTO FERNANDES FIGUEIRA), LÚCIA WAGNER (UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO), JOSÉ LUÍS BANDEIRA DUARTE (UNIVERSIDADE DO ESTADO DO RIO DE JANEIRO), MARIA FERNANDA BRANCO DE ALMEIDA (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA – UNIFESP), RUTH GUINSBURG (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA – UNIFESP).

Introdução: A hipotermia à admissão (HA) na unidade de terapia intensiva neonatal está associada ao aumento de morbimortalidade em recém-nascidos pré-termo (RNPT) e permanece elevada nos hospitais brasileiros. Objetivo: Analisar o impacto de um programa de melhoria de qualidade, visando a redução da HA em RNPT em uma rede de hospitais brasileiros. Metodologia: estudo de intervenção multicêntrico aplicado em 10 hospitais universitários públicos brasileiros, utilizando metodologia plan-do-study-act (PDSA) e ferramentas de qualidade: diagrama de Ishikawa e de Pareto e 5W2H. Incluíram-se RNPT com peso <1500g, nascidos no próprio hospital, sem malformação. HA foi definido por temperatura < 36,0^oC. Foram avaliados quatro períodos: pré-intervenção (dados de 2020), intervenção (fevereiro/março 2021), pós-intervenção imediato (abril/agosto 2021) e pós-intervenção precoce (setembro 2021/janeiro 2022). A intervenção foi constituída de realização de check-list, criação de banner e treinamentos/oficinas, segundo as diretrizes do Programa de Reanimação Neonatal da Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria (PRN-SBP): temperatura da sala de parto e reanimação entre 23-26^oC, berço de calor radiante, uso de saco plástico de polietileno, dupla touca e transporte em incubadora aquecida. Foram avaliados também temperatura materna e análise de casos (debriefing). Trabalho aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética da Rede de pesquisa. Resultados: Foram analisados 537 RNPT com medianas de peso de 1060g (IIQ 830-1300) e de idade gestacional de 29 semanas (IIQ 26-30), respectivamente. Todos os centros realizaram a criação de check-list, banners, oficinas de treinamentos, temperatura materna e debriefing. A linha de base de taxa de HA no período pré-intervenção foi de 42,5% (variação intercentros 9%-65%). No período pós-intervenção imediato, houve redução de HA para 27,9% (0-60,0%), uma redução de 34,4%. No período precoce, manteve-se a queda na taxa de HA – 23,4%, com redução de 16% para o período anterior e de 45,0% comparado ao valor da base. Oito centros apresentaram queda nas taxas de HA e dois estáveis. Conclusão: o uso de programas de melhoria de qualidade em estudos colaborativos multicêntricos e multiprofissional, com implementação das medidas recomendadas pelo PRN-SBP, resultou em redução expressiva da HA. O uso de ferramentas de melhorias de qualidade é um instrumento útil na implementação de melhores práticas nos cuidados neonatais.

Impacto da transferência hospitalar ao nascimento sobre a ocorrência de hemorragia peri-intraventricular grave em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso.

Autores: JOÃO PAULO NARCISO AZEVEDO (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), BRUNO RIGOLDI (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), JAMIL PEDRO SIQUEIRA CALDAS (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), SÉRGIO TADEU MARTINS MARBA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), RUTH GUINSBURG (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA -UNIFESP), MARIA FERNANDA BRANCO DE ALMEIDA (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA -UNIFESP), FÁBIO CARMONA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PUERICULTURA E PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE MEDICINA DE RIBEIRÃO PRETO – USP), HELOÍSIO REIS (HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE UBERLÂNDIA), PESQUISADORES REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISAS NEONATAIS (RBPN).

Introdução: A principal causa de mortalidade infantil é a prematuridade, e, além disso, o recém-nascido prematuro está sujeito a diversas complicações imediatamente após seu nascimento, incluindo a hemorragia peri-intraventricular (HPIV) grave. Um dos fatores apontados para a ocorrência de HPIV é o nascimento fora de um centro de referência e necessidade de transporte inter-hospitalar logo após o nascimento. Objetivo: Comparar a ocorrência de HPIV grave em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso (RNMBP) segundo a necessidade de transporte inter-hospitalar. Métodos: estudo caso-controle aninhado de uma coorte multicêntrica brasileira. Foram incluídos os RNMBP constantes de banco de dados multicêntrico de 19 unidades neonatais de nível secundário/terciário admitidos entre janeiro/2013 a dezembro/2019. Excluídos os com infecção congênita/malformação congênita. O desfecho avaliado foi ocorrência de HPIV grave. A variável independente principal foi nascer fora do centro de transferência/transporte ao nascer. Variáveis maternas e neonatais foram usadas como controle. Foram comparados dois grupos: os nascidos nos próprios centros participantes e os transportados nas primeiras 48 horas de vida. A escolha dos controles foi de 3 RNMBP nascida no centro para cada transferido. Realizou-se análise univariada e multivariada por regressão logística com resultados expressos em odds ratio (OR) e intervalo de confiança de 95% (IC). Estudo aprovado pela coordenação da rede, centros e centro coordenador. Resultados: A população da coorte foi de 10.216 pacientes, transferidos foram 372 (3.7%). Em análise pareada, consistindo de 1270 RNMBP, HPIV ocorreu em 405(32,8%) e grave em 154/405 (38,0%). Foi mais frequente no grupo transportado ao nascimento (39,0 x 25,5, p=<0.004) – aumento de risco de quase 2 vezes (OR1.87 – IC95% 1.21 – 2.81). Na análise de regressão logística, essa associação deixou de ser significativa e HPIV grave foi associada independentemente: uso de droga vasoativa nas primeiras 72 horas (OR 2.53 IC 95% 1.46-4.38), idade gestacional (OR 1.29 IC 95% 1.16 -1.45), necessidade de ventilação mecânica (OR 3.1 IC 95% 1.01-9.51) e o não uso antenatal de corticosteroide (OR 1.84 IC 95% 10.8-3.015). Conclusão: RNMBP transportados ao nascimento apresentaram maior ocorrência de HPIV grave, porém, este desfecho foi associado em especial às condições obstétricas e de nascimento e do cuidado neonatal.>< 0.004) – aumento de risco de quase 2 vezes (OR1.87 – IC95% 1.21 – 2.81). Na análise de regressão logística, essa associação deixou de ser significativa e HPIV grave foi associada independentemente: uso de droga vasoativa nas primeiras 72 horas (OR 2.53 IC 95% 1.46-4.38), idade gestacional (OR 1.29 IC 95% 1.16 -1.45), necessidade de ventilação mecânica (OR 3.1 IC 95% 1.01-9.51) e o não uso antenatal de corticosteroide (OR 1.84 IC 95% 10.8-3.015). Conclusão: RNMBP transportados ao nascimento apresentaram maior ocorrência de HPIV grave, porém, este desfecho foi associado em especial às condições obstétricas e de nascimento e do cuidado neonatal.

Impacto da transferência hospitalar ao nascimento sobre o óbito hospitalar em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso. 

Autores: JOÃO PAULO NARCISO AZEVEDO (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), BRUNO RIGOLDI (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), JAMIL PEDRO SIQUEIRA CALDAS (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), SÉRGIO TADEU MARTINS MARBA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE CIÊNCIAS MÉDICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS), RUTH GUINSBURG (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA -UNIFESP), MARIA FERNANDA BRANCO DE ALMEIDA (ESCOLA PAULISTA DE MEDICINA -UNIFESP), FÁBIO CARMONA (DEPARTAMENTO DE PUERICULTURA E PEDIATRIA DA FACULDADE DE MEDICINA DE RIBEIRÃO PRETO – USP), HELOÍSIO REIS (HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS DA UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE UBERLÂNDIA), PESQUISADORES REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISAS NEONATAIS (RBPN).

Introdução: A principal causa de mortalidade infantil é a prematuridade. Um dos fatores apontados para aumento da morbimortalidade neonatal é o nascimento fora de um centro de referência e necessidade de transporte para unidades de referência logo após o nascimento. Objetivo: Comparar a taxa de mortalidade com 24 horas de internação em recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso (RNMBP) segundo a necessidade de transporte inter-hospitalar. Métodos: estudo caso-controle aninhado de coorte multicêntrica brasileira. Foram incluídos RNMBP constantes de um banco de dados multicêntrico de 19 unidades neonatais de nível secundário/terciário admitidos entre janeiro/2013 a dezembro/2019. Excluídos os com infecção congênita/malformação congênita maior. O desfecho avaliado foi a ocorrência de óbito em até 24 horas da admissão. A variável independente principal foi nascer fora do centro de transferência/transporte ao nascer. Variáveis maternas e neonatais foram usadas como controle. Foram comparados dois grupos: os nascidos nos próprios centros participantes e os transportados nas primeiras 48 horas de vida. A escolha dos controles foi de 3 RNMBP nascida no centro para cada transferido. Realizou-se análise univariada e multivariada por regressão logística com resultados expressos em odds ratio (OR) e intervalo de confiança de 95% (IC). Estudo aprovado pela coordenação da rede, centros e centro coordenador. Resultados: A população da coorte foi de 10.216 RNMBP e os transferidos foram 372 (3.7%). A taxa de óbito nas primeiras 24 horas de admissão foi de 18,2%. Em análise pareada 3:1, óbito no grupo transportado foi mais frequente (41,4×24,2, p<0.001) – um aumento de risco de 2 vezes (OR 2.22 IC 95% 1.36–3.62). Na análise de regressão logística, a associação deixou de ser significativa e o óbito precoce foi associado independentemente ao: uso de droga vasoativa nas primeiras 72 horas (OR 9.8 IC 95% 4.59- 20.91), menor idade gestacional (OR 1.41 IC 95% 1.22-1.61), necessidade de reanimação avançada (OR 4.24 IC 95% 1.88-9.54), bolsa rota >18 horas (OR 4.33 IC 95% 2.05-9.12) e a não uso antenatal de esteroide (OR 2.08 IC 95% 1.02-4.22). Conclusão: RNMBP transportados ao nascimento tiverem maior ocorrência de óbito precoce, porém, este desfecho foi associado em especial às condições obstétricas e de nascimento.

O grupo da hipotermia foi liderado pelos Professores Sérgio Marba e Jamil Caldas, e os dados gerados a partir do programa de qualidade foram mandados para o 25º Congresso Brasileiro de Perinatologia: “Resultados da Implementação de um Programa de Melhoria de Qualidade na Redução da Hipotermia à Admissão de Recém-Nascidos de Muito Baixo Peso: Estudo de Intervenção Multicêntrico”.  Os autores do trabalho foram Sérgio Tadeu Martins Marba, Jamil Pedro de Siqueira Caldas, Ruth Guinsburg, Maria Fernanda Branco de Almeida, João César Lyra, Heloísio dos Reis, Mandira Daripa Kawakami, Daiane Rodrigues de Olivira, Marynea Silva do Vale, Thaline Veloso, Suely Ataide, Beatriz Garcia, Dafne Barcala Coutinho do Amaral Gomes, Thais Alcântara, Regina Paula Guimarães Vieira Cavalcante da Silva, Paulyne Stadler Venzoni, Fernanda Pegoraro de Godoi Melo, Sílvia Cwajg, Lúcia Helena Wagner e José Luiz Muniz Bandeira Duarte. Apesar da longa lista de autores, o resultado do trabalho dependeu também de muitas outras pessoas que atuaram em cada um dos serviços buscando a melhoria do cuidado dos nossos recém-nascidos.

É com grande satisfação que a RBPN recebeu essa premiação pois o resumo contemplado foi realmente  resultado de um trabalho, de fato, em rede – quando os serviços discutem em conjunto seus resultados, decidem prioridade e ações!

Parabéns a todos da RBPN que trabalham pela consolidação de um banco de dados único em nosso país, capaz de proporcionar iniciativas como essa.

Ruth Guinsburg e M Fernanda de Almeida
Coordenação Científica

Sérgio Marba
Coordenação da Comissão de Pesquisas

Daniela T Costa-Nobre
Comunicação Social

Ruth Guinsburg e M Fernanda de Almeida
Coordenação Científica

Sérgio Marba
Coordenação da Comissão de Pesquisas

Daniela T Costa-Nobre
Comunicação Social

18 de Novembro de 2021

Programação do evento:

• Our Commitment to Improvement – Jeffey Horbar
• Benchmarking Performance – Erika Edwards
• Success and Opportunities in Brazil – Ruth Guinsburg e Fernanda B de Almeida
• The Way Forward – Discussion – Moderator: José Maria Lopes
• Next Steps – Jefrey Horbar e Ruth Guinsburg

Como preparação para o encontro o Dr Horbar havia sugerido a leitura do seu artigo no Pediatris: Horbar JD, Edwards EM, Ogbolu Y. Our Responsibility to Follow Through for NICU Infants and Their Families. Pediatrics. 2020 Jun 16:e20200360.

Do encontro surgiu a proposta de se criarem dois grupos para trabalhar com dois importantes temas de melhoria de qualidade:

1. Normotermia na admissão à UTI Neonatal
2. Diminuição da Sepse tardia Comprovada por Hemocultura

O encontro mais uma vez permitiu aos centros da rede olharem os próprios dados com a proposta de melhoria da qualidade do cuidado dos nossos pacientes. Que venham mais eventos como esse.

Daniela Testoni Costa Nobre
Comunicação Social

Este estudo unicêntrico utilizou parte do registro do banco de dados da Rede Brasileira de Pesquisas Neonatais. Foram incluídos no estudo os recém-nascidos de muito baixo peso (RNMBP) admitidos no Hospital da Mulher da Universidade Estadual de Campinas de 2006 a 2017. Os RNMBP foram classificados em quatro grupos: sepse precoce comprovada, sepse presumida, sepse descartada e não expostos a antibióticos nas primeiras 48 horas de vida. Além da evolução temporal, foram avaliados os agentes associados à sepse neonatal precoce e sua sensibilidade aos antibióticos, assim como a associação entre sepse e óbito neonatal precoce.

Os resultados mostram que nos 12 anos de estudo 1.254 RNMBP foram admitidos e a prevalência de sepse precoce comprovada foi de 15,5/1000 nascidos vivos. Um achado interessante foi que a frequência de sepse precoce comprovada permaneceu estável no período, enquanto houve uma diminuição da sepse precoce presumida e consequente aumento da sepse descartada. A porcentagem de recém-nascidos não expostos a antibióticos também apresentou queda significativa no perído (Figura).

A etiologia das sepses precoces foi predominantemente por Streptococus agalactiae e bactérias Gram negativas, sendo a sensibilidade à penicilina e ampicilina dos Gram positivos de 88% e todos os Gram negativos apresentaram sensibilidade à ampicilina e/ou amicacina. Os RNMBP com sepse comprovada apresentaram alta mortalidade (9/17 = 52,9%), assim como aqueles com sepse presumida (22/113 = 19,5%). Nos pacientes com sepse descartada o óbito ocorreu em 5,7% (11/192) e em 10,1% (94/932) dos não expostos a antibiótico nas primeiras 48 horas.

Os autores concluem que a taxa de sepse confirmada é baixa e permaneceu estável nos anos do estudo com diminuição nos casos de sepse presumida. Além disso a porcentagem de pacientes não expostos a antibióticos foi alta, porém com tendência à diminuição no período de estudo. Os agentes encontrados foram os já reconhecidamente associados à sepse neonatal precoce com alta sensibilidade antimicrobiana. O óbito neonatal precoce ocorreu de forma predominante nos grupos expostos à antibioticoterapia.

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 Dear friends,

IIn an attempt to keep health professionals who care for newborns updated with the huge amount of information that is being published daily on the various aspects of COVID-19, the Brazilian Neonatal Research Network has been offering weekly updates on its website. The Brazilian Network on Neonatal Research aims, with this initiative, to make available scientific articles and recommendations from different national and international societies in an organized way, focusing on the interface between COVID-19 and neonatal care. In addition, in the section “Food for Thought”, articles were selected from world leaders on topics related to the pandemic on specific issues that are generating controversy and concern. Reflecting about them can help readers to participate with responsibility in the debates occurring at local, regional, national and international levels. We wish everyone who is using this source of information provided by the Brazilian Network on Neonatal Research health and resilience to overcome such a difficult moment.

 ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

• Q&A on COVID-19, pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding
• Pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and COVID-19
• COVID-19: Recomendações da OMS para assegurar o contato mãe-bebê depois do parto e no aleitamento materno
• Modes of transmission of virus causing COVID-19: implications for IPC precaution recommendations. 
• Advice on the use of masks in the context of COVID-19.

UNICEF – United Nations Children’s Fund

• Pregnant mothers and babies born during COVID-19 pandemic threatened by strained health systems and disruptions in services. – May 6.

ORGANIZAÇÃO PAN-AMERICANA DA SAÚDE – Brasil

• Orientação sobre o uso de máscaras no contexto da COVID-19.

CENTERS OF DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION – USA

• COVID-19 consideration for inpatient obstetric healthcare settings – updated Apr, 4.
• Care for breastfeeding women – updated May 5.
• Evaluation and management considerations for neonates at risk for COVID-19 – May 20.
• Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) – May 21.
• Deciding to go out. – Jun 15.
• CDC. Considerations for wearing cloth face coverings June 28

FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION

• Important information on the use of serological (antibody) tests for COVID-19 – Letter to health care providers – 2020 Apr 17.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLOGISTS – UK

• Coronavirus (Covid-19) infection in pregnancy – Version 10.1: updated June 19.
  
• Covid-19 and pregnancy.
  BMJ. 2020 May 4.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF PERINATAL MEDICINE

• COVID-19 – guidance for neonatal settings – updated June 29.

GOVERNMENT OF QUEENSLAND – Australia

• COVID-19 Guidance for Maternity Services Statewide Maternity and Neonatal Clinical Network
• Guideline supplement: Perinatal care of suspected or confirmed COVID-19 in pregnant women (March 26 2020)

THE JOINT COMISSION – USA

• Statement on universal masking of staff, patients, and visitors in health care settings – updated Apr 23.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES SOCIETY OF AMERICA

• Guidelines on infection prevention in patients with suspected or known COVID-19 – Apr 27.

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GYNECOLOGISTS AND OBSTETRICIANS

• Novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) – updated May 19.
• Joint statement: recent developments regarding covid-19 and pregnant women – Apr 6

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS

• Management of infants born to mothers with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 – Jul 22, 2020
• Providing care for infants born at home.
  Watterberg K. AAP Committee on Fetus and Newborn – Apr 20, 2020
• Breastfeeding guidance post hospital discharge for mothers or infants with suspect or confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection – Apr 23, 2020.

CANADIAN PAEDIATRIC SOCIETY

• Delivery room considerations for infants born to mothers with suspected or proven COVID-19 – updated May 6.
• NICU care for infants born to mothers with suspected or proven COVID-19 – updated May 12.
• Breastfeeding when mothers have suspected or proven COVID-19– updated May 6.

RESUSCITATION ADULT AND PEDIATRIC TASK FORCES OF THE AHA IN COLLABORATION WITH THE AAP, AARC, ACEP, SOCCA, AND ASA

• Topjian A, at al.; From the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee and get with the guidelines
  Interim guidance for basic and advanced life support in children and neonates with suspected or confirmed COVID-19.
  Pediatrics. 2020 May 4.

COCHRANE PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH

• COVID-19 review of national clinical practice guidelines for key questions relating to the care of pregnant women and their babies.

EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

• Terheggen U, Heiring C, Kjellberg M, et al.
  European consensus recommendations for neonatal and paediatric retrievals of positive or suspected COVID-19 patients.
  Pediatr Res. 2020 Jul 7.

ILCOR – INTERNATIONAL LIASION COMMITTEE ON RESUSCITATION

• COVID-19 – Practical guide for implementation
• Perkins GD, Morley PT, Nolan JP, et al.
  ILCOR: COVID-19 Consensus on Science, Treatment Recommendations and Task Force Insights.
  Resuscitation. 2020 May 1.

EUROPEAN RESUSCITATION COUNCIL

• COVID-19 GUIDELINES – Newborn Life Support – Apr 24.

BRAZILIAN ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES GUIDELINES

MINISTÉRIO DA SAÚDE

• Nota Informativa Nº 4/2020 CGSH/DAET/SAES/MS
  Orientações para os serviços de saúde do Brasil que devem ser observadas durante a pandemia de infecção pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2) em relação à triagem neonatal biológica (Teste do Pezinho).
  
• Nota Técnica Nº 7/2020 DAPES/SAPS/MS – 18/03/2020 
  
• Covid-19: recomendações sobre amamentação
  
• Nota Técnica Nº 8/2020 COCAM/CGCIVI/ DAPES/SAPS/MS
  Condutas para a doação de leite materno aos bancos de leite humano e postos de coleta de leite humano no contexto da infecção Covid 19 causada pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2).
• Nota Técnica Nº 9/2020 COSMU/CGCIVI/DAPES/SAPS/MS
  Recomendações para o trabalho de parto, parto e puerpério durante a pandemia da Covid-19.
• Nota Técnica Nº 10/2020 COCAM/CGCIVI/DAPES/SAPS/MS – 09/04/2020
  Atenção à saúde do recém-nascido no contexto da infecção pelo novo coronavírus.
• Fluxo de manejo clínico de gestantes na atenção especializada

AGÊNCIA NACIONAL DE VIGILÂNCIA SANITÁRIA

• Nota técnica Nº 04/2020 CVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA (atualizada em 08/05/2020)
  Orientações para serviços de saúde: medidas de prevenção e controle que devem ser adotadas durante a assistência aos casos suspeitos ou confirmados de infecção pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2).
• Nota técnica Nº 06/2020 GVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA – 29/04/2020.
  Orientações para a prevenção e o controle das infecções pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2) em procedimentos cirúrgicos.
• Nota técnica Nº 07/2020 CVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA – 09/05/2020
  Orientações para a prevenção da transmissão de Covid-19 dentro dos serviços de saúde.

ASSOCIAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DOS PROFISSIONAIS EM CONTROLE DE INFECÇÕES E EPIDEMIOLOGIA HOSPITALAR – GRUPO FORÇA COLABORATIVA COVID-19 BRASIL

• Orientações sobre Diagnóstico, Tratamento e Isolamento de Pacientes com COVID-19 – 13/04/2020

FEBRASGO – FEDERAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DAS ASSOCIAÇÕES DE GINECOLOGIA E OBSTETRÍCIA

• COVID-19
• Nótula complementar sobre COVID-19 e Aleitamento Materno
• Protocolo de atendimento no parto, puerpério e abortamento durante a pandemia da covid-19 – 27/04/2020

SOGESP – ASSOCIAÇÃO DE GINECOLOGIA E OBSTETRÍCIA DO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO

• Infecção pelo coronavírus SARS-CoV-2 em obstetrícia. Enfrentando o desconhecido
  
• A epidemia do novo coronavírus e o atendimento a gestantes

SBP – SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE PEDIATRIA

• Prevenção e abordagem da infecção por COVID-19 em mães e recém-nascidos, em hospitais-maternidades
• Recomendações sobre os cuidados respiratórios do recém-nascido com COVID-19 suspeita ou confirmada
• Uso de filtros bacterianos/virais nos equipamentos para suporte respiratório no período neonatal: orientações práticas – 18/05/2020
• Aleitamento Materno em tempos de COVID-19 – recomendações na maternidade e após a alta – 22/05/2020

SBP – SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE PEDIATRIA – PROGRAMA DE REANIMAÇÃO NEONATAL

• Recomendações para assistência ao recém-nascido na sala de parto de mãe com Covid-19 suspeita ou confirmada – Atualização 2 – 07/05/2020

SPSP – SOCIEDADE DE PEDIATRIA DE SÃO PAULO

• Coronavírus e recém-nascido: o que se sabe até o momento? (30/03/2020)
• Alta hospitalar do recém-nascido a termo saudável na vigência da pandemia pelo SARS-CoV 2 – 12/05/2020
• Recomendações para cuidados e assistência ao recém-nascido com suspeita ou diagnóstico de COVID-19 – Versão 3 (25/06/2020)

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Am J Obstet Gynecol MFM. 2020 Apr 9.

Buchiboyina A, Trawber R, Mehta S.
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J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2020 Jun 5.

Buekens P, Alger J, Bréart G, et al.
A call for action for COVID-19 surveillance and research during pregnancy.
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Am J Perinatol. 2020 May 2.

Calil VMLT, Krebs VLJ, Carvalho WB.
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Caparros-Gonzalez RA.
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Rev Esp Salud Publica. 2020 Apr 17.

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Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol. 2020 May 6.

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Am J Perinatol. 2020 Apr 8.

Cheema R, Partridge E, Kair LR, et al.
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Am J Perinatol. 2020 Jul 21.

Chen D, Yang H, Cao Y, et al.
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Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2020 Mar 20.

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Chen Y, Peng H, Wang L, et al.
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Malhotra A, Kumar A, Roehr CC, den Boer MC.
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Brazilian Network on Neonatal Research
Scientific Coordination – Ruth Guinsburg e Maria Fernanda Branco de Almeida
Social Communication – Daniela Testoni
July 23, 2020

Caros amigos,

Depois de mais de 4 meses de atualizações da literatura sobre repercussões neonatais da Covid-19, com curadoria da coordenação científica da REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISAS NEONATAIS, concluímos que seria hora de encerrar essa prestação de serviços à nossa comunidade. O número de publicações cresce em escala assustadora e com focos variados, desde estudos sobre a imunologia da placenta e seu possível papel na proteção transmissão vertical (aliás recomendamos fortemente o artigo de Kreiss et al, no Cells, nessa última atualização) até numerosas revisões sistemáticas de variados aspectos clínicos da doença na população neonatal e recomendações das diversas sociedades para o cuidado do recém-nascido. Tentamos nesse período colocar à disposição da comunidade em geral o que tinha de novo, interessante e controverso, além de aspectos gerais da pandemia que estão sendo amplamente discutidos em termos globais (ver nessa edição a controvérsia sobre a volta às aulas no “Para pensar”). Mas agora chega a hora de cada um buscar o que mais lhe interessa. Desejamos que todos façam o melhor uso da ciência e da evidência para a tomada de decisões e nos despedimos.

REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISA NEONATAIS
Coordenação Científica – Ruth Guinsburg e Maria Fernanda Branco de Almeida
Comunicação Social – Daniela Testoni

 ORGANIZAÇÕES INTERNACIONAIS

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

• Q&A on COVID-19, pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding
• Pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and COVID-19
• COVID-19: Recomendações da OMS para assegurar o contato mãe-bebê depois do parto e no aleitamento materno
• Modes of transmission of virus causing COVID-19: implications for IPC precaution recommendations. 

UNICEF – United Nations Children’s Fund

• Pregnant mothers and babies born during COVID-19 pandemic threatened by strained health systems and disruptions in services. – May 6.

ORGANIZAÇÃO PAN-AMERICANA DA SAÚDE – Brasil

• Orientação sobre o uso de máscaras no contexto da COVID-19.

CENTERS OF DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION – USA

• COVID-19 consideration for inpatient obstetric healthcare settings – updated Apr, 4.
• Care for breastfeeding women – updated May 5.
• Evaluation and management considerations for neonates at risk for COVID-19 – May 20.
• Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) – May 21.
• Deciding to go out. – Jun 15.
• CDC. Considerations for wearing cloth face coverings June 28

ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLOGISTS – UK

• Coronavirus (Covid-19) infection in pregnancy – Version 11: updated July 27.
  
• Covid-19 and pregnancy.
  BMJ. 2020 May 4.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF PERINATAL MEDICINE

• COVID-19 – guidance for neonatal settings– updated July 13.

GOVERNMENT OF QUEENSLAND – Australia

• COVID-19 Guidance for Maternity Services Statewide Maternity and Neonatal Clinical Network
• Guideline supplement: Perinatal care of suspected or confirmed COVID-19 in pregnant women (March 26 2020)

THE JOINT COMISSION – USA

• Statement on universal masking of staff, patients, and visitors in health care settings – updated Apr 23.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES SOCIETY OF AMERICA

• Guidelines on infection prevention in patients with suspected or known COVID-19 – Apr 27.

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GYNECOLOGISTS AND OBSTETRICIANS

• Novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) – updated May 19.
• Joint statement: recent developments regarding covid-19 and pregnant women – Apr 6.
• COVID-19 FAQs for Obstetrician-Gynecologists, Obstetrics

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS

• Management of infants born to mothers with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 – Jul 22, 2020
• Providing care for infants born at home.
  Watterberg K. AAP Committee on Fetus and Newborn – Apr 20, 2020
• Breastfeeding guidance post hospital discharge for mothers or infants with suspect or confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection – Apr 23, 2020.

CANADIAN PAEDIATRIC SOCIETY

• Delivery room considerations for infants born to mothers with suspected or proven COVID-19 – updated May 6.
• NICU care for infants born to mothers with suspected or proven COVID-19 – updated May 12.
• Breastfeeding when mothers have suspected or proven COVID-19– updated May 6.

RESUSCITATION ADULT AND PEDIATRIC TASK FORCES OF THE AHA IN COLLABORATION WITH THE AAP, AARC, ACEP, SOCCA, AND ASA

• Topjian A, at al.; From the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee and get with the guidelines
  Interim guidance for basic and advanced life support in children and neonates with suspected or confirmed COVID-19.
  Pediatrics. 2020 May 4.

COCHRANE PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH

• COVID-19 review of national clinical practice guidelines for key questions relating to the care of pregnant women and their babies.

EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

• Terheggen U, Heiring C, Kjellberg M, et al.
  European consensus recommendations for neonatal and paediatric retrievals of positive or suspected COVID-19 patients.
  Pediatr Res. 2020 Jul 7.

ILCOR – INTERNATIONAL LIASION COMMITTEE ON RESUSCITATION

• COVID-19 – Practical guide for implementation
• Perkins GD, Morley PT, Nolan JP, et al.
  ILCOR: COVID-19 Consensus on Science, Treatment Recommendations and Task Force Insights.
  Resuscitation. 2020 May 1.

EUROPEAN RESUSCITATION COUNCIL

• COVID-19 GUIDELINES – Newborn Life Support – Apr 24.

ENTIDADES NACIONAIS

MINISTÉRIO DA SAÚDE

• Nota Informativa Nº 4/2020 CGSH/DAET/SAES/MS
  Orientações para os serviços de saúde do Brasil que devem ser observadas durante a pandemia de infecção pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2) em relação à triagem neonatal biológica (Teste do Pezinho).
  
• Nota Técnica Nº 7/2020 DAPES/SAPS/MS – 18/03/2020 
  
• Covid-19: recomendações sobre amamentação
  
• Nota Técnica Nº 8/2020 COCAM/CGCIVI/ DAPES/SAPS/MS
  Condutas para a doação de leite materno aos bancos de leite humano e postos de coleta de leite humano no contexto da infecção Covid 19 causada pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2).
• Nota Técnica Nº 9/2020 COSMU/CGCIVI/DAPES/SAPS/MS
  Recomendações para o trabalho de parto, parto e puerpério durante a pandemia da Covid-19.
• Nota Técnica Nº 10/2020 COCAM/CGCIVI/DAPES/SAPS/MS – 09/04/2020
  Atenção à saúde do recém-nascido no contexto da infecção pelo novo coronavírus.
• Fluxo de manejo clínico de gestantes na atenção especializada

AGÊNCIA NACIONAL DE VIGILÂNCIA SANITÁRIA

• Nota técnica Nº 04/2020 CVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA (atualizada em 08/05/2020)
  Orientações para serviços de saúde: medidas de prevenção e controle que devem ser adotadas durante a assistência aos casos suspeitos ou confirmados de infecção pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2).
• Nota técnica Nº 06/2020 GVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA – 29/04/2020.
  Orientações para a prevenção e o controle das infecções pelo novo coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2) em procedimentos cirúrgicos.
• Nota técnica Nº 07/2020 CVIMS/GGTES/ANVISA – 09/05/2020
  Orientações para a prevenção da transmissão de Covid-19 dentro dos serviços de saúde.

ASSOCIAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DOS PROFISSIONAIS EM CONTROLE DE INFECÇÕES E EPIDEMIOLOGIA HOSPITALAR – GRUPO FORÇA COLABORATIVA COVID-19 BRASIL

• Orientações sobre Diagnóstico, Tratamento e Isolamento de Pacientes com COVID-19 – 13/04/2020

FEBRASGO – FEDERAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DAS ASSOCIAÇÕES DE GINECOLOGIA E OBSTETRÍCIA

• COVID-19
• Nótula complementar sobre COVID-19 e Aleitamento Materno
• Protocolo de atendimento no parto, puerpério e abortamento durante a pandemia da covid-19 – 27/04/2020

SOGESP – ASSOCIAÇÃO DE GINECOLOGIA E OBSTETRÍCIA DO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO

• Infecção pelo coronavírus SARS-CoV-2 em obstetrícia. Enfrentando o desconhecido
  
• A epidemia do novo coronavírus e o atendimento a gestantes

SBP – SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE PEDIATRIA

• Prevenção e abordagem da infecção por COVID-19 em mães e recém-nascidos, em hospitais-maternidades
• Recomendações sobre os cuidados respiratórios do recém-nascido com COVID-19 suspeita ou confirmada
• Uso de filtros bacterianos/virais nos equipamentos para suporte respiratório no período neonatal: orientações práticas – 18/05/2020
• Aleitamento Materno em tempos de COVID-19 – recomendações na maternidade e após a alta – 22/05/2020
• Atendimento ambulatorial pediátrico e neonatal na pandemia de Covid-19 – 08/07/2020

SBP – SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE PEDIATRIA – PROGRAMA DE REANIMAÇÃO NEONATAL

• Recomendações para assistência ao recém-nascido na sala de parto de mãe com Covid-19 suspeita ou confirmada – Atualização 2 – 07/05/2020

SPSP – SOCIEDADE DE PEDIATRIA DE SÃO PAULO

• Coronavírus e recém-nascido: o que se sabe até o momento? (30/03/2020)
• Alta hospitalar do recém-nascido a termo saudável na vigência da pandemia pelo SARS-CoV 2 – 12/05/2020
• Recomendações para cuidados e assistência ao recém-nascido com suspeita ou diagnóstico de COVID-19 – Versão 3 (25/06/2020)

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REDE BRASILEIRA DE PESQUISA NEONATAIS
Coordenação Científica – Ruth Guinsburg e Maria Fernanda Branco de Almeida
Comunicação Social – Daniela Testoni
30 de julho de 2020

Clique aqui para acessar!

Em 7 de março de 2020, a Neonatologia do Brasil perdeu um de seus fortes pilares: a professora Cleide Enoir Petean Trindade.

Uma pioneira, visionária que, com muita dedicação, ternura e determinação – aliadas ao amor imenso pela profissão – foi uma pessoa/profissional fundamental para o início, crescimento e maturidade da Neonatologia brasileira, além de contribuir para divulgar e enaltecer nossa atuação nessa especialidade no exterior. Pediatras e Neonatologistas de todo o País estão profundamente tristes com sua partida, uma perda irreparável. Mas, a mensagem que queremos transmitir é de carinho e gratidão à professora Cleide, por termos tido a oportunidade de conviver e aprender com ela, bem como por sua inestimável contribuição na história da Neonatologia brasileira.

Queremos aqui registrar nosso enorme reconhecimento por todas suas realizações, sua capacidade de construir e disseminar o saber, de agregar os profissionais e motivar as pessoas, sempre com postura muito ética, gentil e elegante. Uma profissional exemplar, que marcou sua época: criou a disciplina e o serviço de Neonatologia na Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu – Unesp, ocupou cargos importantes na Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria e na Sociedade de Pediatria de São Paulo, participou ativamente da construção da Rede Brasileira de Pesquisas Neonatais, à qual se dedicou durante muitos anos, além de ter tido inúmeras publicações e apresentações em eventos científicos.

Assim, a professora Cleide concluiu sua brilhante jornada conosco. Só nos resta aplaudir e dizer: muito obrigado! Você foi uma pessoa incomparável, iluminada, muito querida e inesquecível. Nos deixou um imenso legado e será sempre uma estrela a brilhar e nos nortear.

Ligia Maria Suppo de Souza Rugolo
Professor Adjunto do Departamento de Pediatria
Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu – UNESP

Fonte: https://www.spsp.org.br/2020/03/09/nota-de-falecimento-cleide-enoir-petean-trindade/