🟣 [FANNP 2026] - What happens when you ask NICU parents to ask you a question?
The Incubator Channel · 13 Oct 2026 · 16 min
Summary
A conference-side interview from the 2026 FANNP symposium in which Dr Khorshid Mohammad previews talks on how changing rounding language improved parent partnership and why neonatal pain scoring remains subjective. He also describes a QI project showing dexmedetomidine increased opioid exposure in postsurgical neonates and how a protocolised, score-driven approach reversed this.
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