Neonatal Medical Congress Focuses on Latest Developments

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Promoting and enhancing quality and evidence-based care for our neonates
Congress: 25 - 26 February 2016
Post-Congress Workshops: 27 February 2016
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KEY BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Meet top regional and international experts discussing
the most pressing concerns in the field of
neonatology
• Learn and continue your professional and medical
development by earning CME credits
• Review best strategies to overcome the most
challenging medical problems facing neonatologists
• Network and build relationships with peers in the field
of neonatology
• Participate in practical workshops given by world-
leading experts in selected areas
• Submit your abstract to get recognized and get a
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Neonatal Medical Research Awards
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Scientific Board
Dr. Anton Tan, Consultant Paediatrician and Neonatologist, Danat Al Emarat Hospital, UAE
Dr. Fatma Sultan Al Olama, Consultant and Head of Child Healthcare Unit, Dubai Healthcare Authority (DHA),
UAE
Dr. Jubara Alallah, Consultant Neonatologist and Director of Saudi Neonatal Resuscitation Program, King
Abdulaziz Medical City, KSA
Dr. Mahmoud Saleh Elhalik, Consultant Neonatologist, Head of Paediatric and NICU, Head of Health Informatics
Unit and NRP Regional Trainer, Latifa Hospital, UAE
Dr. Monika Kaushal, Head of Paediatric and Neonatology Department, Zulekha Hospital, UAE
Dr. Zakariya Al-Salam, Consultant Neonatologist, Head, Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology, Oasis
Hospital, UAE
Exclusive Speaker Faculty includes
Dr. Arif Faquih, Consultant Neonatologist, Latifa Hospital, UAE
Dr. Arif Khan, Consultant Paediatric Neurologist and Epileptologist; Head of Children's Services, American
Center for Psychiatry and Neurology, UAE
Dr. Ashish Satpathy, Neonatologist and Paediatrician and NICU Intensivist, NMC Healthcare, UAE
Dr. Fatma Sultan AlOlama, Consultant and Head of Child Healthcare Unit, Dubai Healthcare Authority (DHA), UAE
Dr. Hakam Yaseen, Consultant Neonatologist, Head of Paediatric and Neonatology Department, Medical
Director (CMO) and Professor of Paediatrics, University Hospital Sharjah, UAE
Dr. Huda Sadek, Consultant General Paediatrics and Neurodevelopment, Mafraq Hospital, UAE
Dr. Iviano Ossuetta, Head of Department, Paediatrics and Neonatology, Danat Al Emarat Women and Children's
Hospital, UAE
Dr. Jubara Alallah, Consultant Neonatologist and Director of Saudi Neonatal Resuscitation Program, King
Abdulaziz Medical City, KSA
Dr. Mahmoud Saleh Elhalik, Consultant Neonatologist, Head of Paediatric and NICU, Head of Health Informatics
Dr. May Al-Khunaizi, CEO and Dean of Saad College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences; Consultant
Neonatologist and NRP Regional Trainer, Saad Specialist Hospital, KSA
Dr. Manzoor Ahmed, Paediatrician and Neonatologist, University Hospital Sharjah, UAE
Dr. Musaddaq Inayat, Consultant Neonatologist and Paediatrician, International Modern Hospital, UAE
Dr. Rajesh Sharma, Consultant Neonatologist, Corniche Hospital, UAE
Dr. Said Al Hallak, Neonatologist and Chief of Neonatology Department, Kouba Hospital, Algeria
Dr. Sufwan Alomar, Consultant Neonatologist, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar
Dr. Zahreddin Abusalah, Consultant Neonatologist and Head of NICU; Chairman of Education and Reasearch
Committee, MediClinic City Hospital, UAE
Dr. Zakariya Al-Salam, Consultant Neonatologist, Head, Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology, Oasis
Hospital, UAE
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The 2nd
Arab Neonatal Medical Congress has been designed and intended to provide an innovative and comprehensive overview of the
latest developments in neonatology. This year’s conference theme will focus on the practical management and latest evidence-based
clinical data that will highlight key strategies to overcome challenges facing neonatologists in the region.
This congress will also feature interactive case-studies, panel discussions, educational workshops, networking sessions and platform
presentations on current issues and recent advances on neonatal medicine including Neonatal Resuscitation, Nutrition and Gastroenterology,
Infectious Diseases and Neonatal Critical Care.
EVENT OVERVIEW
• Heads of neonatology
• Neonatologists
• Paediatricians
• General Physicians
• Midwives
“It is well organized and to have a
neonatology conference with general
paediatric is an excellent step.”
Dr. Muna Al-Jufairi,
Salmaniya Medical Complex
“It gives me great pleasure to write about my experience in attending the
congress. It is really very well organised with a very helpful team, especially
the support of the registration desk. Thanks a lot and I hope to meet you
again at another conference. ”
Dr. Manal Mustafa, Latifa Hospital
What attendees say about our past neonatal conferences
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Congress Day One
Thursday, 25 February 2016
12:20 Prayer and Lunch break
13:30 Air leak syndrome and Pneumothorax in pre-term babies
• Understanding the etiology and pathophysiology of air
leak syndrome
• Recognising manifestations and incidence of air leak
complications
• Describing the general management and clinical strategies
in the treatment of pulmonary air leak syndrome
Dr. Sufwan Alomar, Consultant Neonatologist, Hamad
Medical Corporation, Qatar
DISCUSSING NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS AND
NEONATAL DEVELOPMENT
14:00 Discussing neurodevelopmental outcomes in very low
birth weight infants
• Reviewing literature review on neurodevelopmental
outcome in premature babies
• Discussing follow up reports form EPICure and EPIPAGE
studies highlighting risk factors, incidence and
prevalence of different categories of neurodevelopmental
disorder
• Overview on studies in Middle East region
Dr. Huda Sadek, Consultant General Paediatrics and
Neurodevelopment, Mafraq Hospital, UAE
14:30 Managing neonatal seizures: An update
• Understanding different classifications of neonatal
seizures
• Defining the main criteria in diagnosing and treating
neonatal seizures
• Reviewing existing, abundant data regarding the treatment
of neonatal seizures with anti-seizure medications
Dr. Arif Khan, Consultant Paediatric Neurologist and
Epileptologist; Head of Children's Services, American
Center for Psychiatry and Neurology, UAE
15:00 Networking coffee break
REVIEWING NEONATAL GASTROENTEROLOGY
AND NUTRITION
15:30 Developing infant nutrition and probiotics as an immune
nutrient
• Looking at appropriate clinical targets and benefits
of probiotic use
• Examining the effective role of probiotics for immune
protection
• Discussing the clinical and physiological benefits of
nutrition interventions for infants and neonates
Dr. Ashish Satpathy, Neonatologist and Paediatrician
and NICU Intensivist, NMC Healthcare, UAE
16:00 Reviewing medical management of necrotizing
enterocolitis and its early predictors
• Learning different contributing factors in the patho
physiology of necrotizing enterocolitis
• Identifying clinical risk factors that predicts the
development of necrotizing enterocolitis
• Describing current clinical approaches and updates in
the prevention and treatment of necrotizing enterocolitis
Dr. Monika Kaushal, Head of Paediatric and
Neonatology Department, Zulekha Hospital, UAE
16:30 Growth outcomes of very low-birth weight infants
• Recognising deficits that very low infants have at discharge
• Defining protein importance for catch-up growth and
to promote lean body mass
• Learning about the challenges in doing growth
assessment; the necessary measuring and plotting
tools; and how to interpret and use growth data
ethically and effectively
Dr. Rajesh Sharma, Consultant Neonatologist, Corniche
Hospital, UAE
17:00 Closing remarks from chairman and end of day one
08:00 Registration, coffee and networking
08:40 Welcome from Maarefah Management
08:50 Chairman’s welcome and opening remarks
Dr. Zakariya Al-Salam, Consultant Neonatologist, Head,
Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology, Oasis
Hospital, UAE
REVIEWING GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND
CONTROVERSIES IN NEONATAL HEALTH
09:00 Opening Keynote Address: Strengthening Dubai Health
Authority’s efforts in developing a comprehensive
neonatal screening programme
Dr. Fatma Sultan Al Olama, Consultant and Head of Child
Healthcare Unit, Dubai Healthcare Authority (DHA), UAE
09:40 Key leaders’ interactive panel discussion: Discussions on
current concepts in strengthening health systems and
improving health outcomes for neonatal patients
• Discussing government initiatives and strategies
implemented across GCC to overcome challenges
• Optimizing innovative approaches in both maternal
health and newborn health
Panellists:
Dr. Zakariya Al-Salam, Consultant Neonatologist, Head,
Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology,Oasis Hospital,
UAE
Dr. Mahmoud Saleh Elhalik, Consultant Neonatologist,
Head of Paediatric and NICU, Head of Health Informatics
Dr. Hakam Yaseen, Consultant Neonatologist, Head of
Paediatric and Neonatology Department, Medical
Director (CMO) and Professor of Paediatrics, University
Hospital Sharjah, UAE
Dr. Jubara Alallah, Consultant Neonatologist and Director
of Saudi Neonatal Resuscitation Program, King Abdulaziz
Medical City, KSA
MANAGING NEONATAL PULMONOLOGY
10:50 Managing resuscitation and respiratory support: Best
practices and new approaches
• Understanding hospital policy and planning necessary
equipment and personnel as key aspects of neonatal
resuscitation
• Ensuring timely and accurate communication between
the obstetric team and neonatal resuscitation team
• Establishing a checklist of pertinent history of risk
status, role assignments of each team member and
equipment available
Dr. Musaddaq Inayat, Consultant Neonatologist and
Paediatrician, International Modern Hospital, UAE
11:20 Managing Respiratory Syncytial Viral Infection and
Immunoprophylaxis
• Understanding how Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
infection
• Reviewing the epidemiology and the impact infection
of RSV in children
• Updating current clinical practice for RSV infection
immunoprophylaxis
• Reviewing clinical evidence: Palivizumab for prophylaxis
of severe RSV infection in infants
• Describe the short and long term outcomes of RSV
prophylaxis and the burden of the disease
• Describing local based experience on the AAP’s
modified current guidelines used
Dr. Arif M Faquih, Consultant Neonatology, Acting
In-Charge, NICU, Latifa Hospital, UAE
11:50 Understanding Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of
the Newborn (PPHN)
• Understanding changes in the mechanisms that
underlines pulmonary hypertension syndromes in neonates
• Achieving reduced pulmonary resistance and learning
about modern approaches to the management of
pulmonary hypertension and techniques for minimizing
secondary lung injury
• Identify strategies for the treatment of persistent
pulmonary hypertension in the newborn
Dr. Manzoor Ahmed, Paediatrician and Neonatologist,
University Hospital Sharjah, UAE

Congress Day Two
Friday, 26 February 2016
08:50 Chairman’s welcome and opening remarks
DISCUSSING NEONATAL HAEMODYNAMICS
AND CARDIOLOGY
09:00 Managing neonatal hypertension
• Highlighting the physiology of neonatal hypertension
• Discussing issues surrounding diagnosis
• Discussing management strategies for the condition
Dr. Iviano Ossuetta, Head of Department, Paediatrics
and Neonatology, Danat Al Emarat Women and
Children's Hospital, UAE
09:30 Discussing controversial issues on intraventricular
haemorrhage in preterm infants
• Timing of screening for intraventricular haemorrhage
• Prevention of intraventricular haemorrhage by fresh
frozen plasma
• Grading score of intraventricular haemorrhage
UPDATING STRATEGIES FOR NEONATAL AND
FETAL CRITICAL CARE
10:00 Networking break
10:30 The regionalisation of NICU care and quality outcome
Dr. May Al-Khunaizi, CEO and Dean of Saad College of
Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, Consultant
Neonatologist and NRP Regional Trainer, Saad Specialist
Hospital, KSA
11:00 Understanding first hour of age in very low birth
weight Infants (The golden hour)
• Providing brief guidance to NICU staff in order to
timely assist and effectively manage care of premature
infants from the first 60 minutes of life in the labor
room and NICU
• Discussing important risk factors concerning morbidity
and mortality of premature infants.
Dr. Zakariya Al Salam, Consultant Neonatologist, Head,
Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology, Oasis
Hospital, UAE
11:30 Weaning of mechanical ventilation in preterm infants:
What is the best technique?
• Defining failure of extubation in neonates
• Identifying predictors of successful weaning/extubation
• Learning techniques of weaning SIMV
Dr. Hakam Yaseen, Consultant Neonatologist, Head of
Paediatric and Neonatology Department, Medical
Director (CMO) and Professor of Paediatrics, University
Hospital Sharjah, UAE
12:00 Trends and technology for neonatology
Dr. Said Al Hallak, Neonatologist and Chief of Neonatology
Department, Kouba Hospital, Algeria
12:30 Prayer and lunch break
MANAGING NEONATAL INFECTION
13:30 Neonates and the developing immune system
• Learning the development of fetal and immune system
• Applying principles of neonatal immunisation
• Understanding the sequence of events that initiates an
immune response
14:00 Overcoming challenges in the diagnosis and
management of neonatal sepsis
• Discussing lack of specific symptoms’ and signs and
the absence of optimal diagnostic tests add to the
challenge of early detection and management of these
infections
• Mitigating high incidence of neonatal sepsis particularly
in preterm newborns and the high mortality rate along
with its long-term effects on growth and development
of survivals, necessitate prompt and adequate
intervention to save this vulnerable population of
newborns
• Reviewing antibiotic resistance and catastrophic
consequences in neonatal sepsis
Dr. Mahmoud Saleh ElHalik, Consultant Neonatologist,
Head of Paediatric and NICU, Head of Health Informatics
14:30 Defining neonatal amoebiasis: An overview and a case
series
• Providing an insight into neonatal amoebiasis that was
long associated with older children and adults.
• Transforming the approach and clinical management
of term and preterm babies
• Raising the awareness of the higher incidence of this
infection in the neonatal age group
• Highlighting the reliable use of newer tests available to
make the diagnosis
• Reviewing published data on an interesting series of
cases of neonatal amoebiasis that was successfully
managed and treated at the neonatal intensive care
Dr. Zahreddin Abusalah, Consultant Neonatologist and
Head of NICU; Chairman of Education and Reasearch
UNDERSTANDING NEONATAL METABOLIC
AND RARE DISORDERS
15:30 Metabolic disorders of the newborn
• Recognizing early detectors of metabolic disorders in
neonates
• Understanding metabolic pathway and the mechanisms
of disease presentation
• Applying principles of neonatal screening and treatment
16:00 Prevention and management of neonatal hypoglycemia
• Understanding the normal neonatal glucose
homeostasis
• Describing the characteristics of neonatal glycemia
• Learning practical approaches and diagnostic
strategies for the treatment of neonatal hypoglycemia
Dr. Zahreddin Abusalah, Consultant Neonatologist and
Head of NICU; Chairman of Education and Reasearch
16:30 Inborn metabolism error of the newborn
• Understanding the underlying genetic mechanisms of
inborn errors of metabolism
• Utilizing new born screening tests to diagnose
• Managing practical treatment strategies and options
for critically ill newborns with inborn errors
17:00 Closing remarks from chairman and end of day two
“Thank you for the well prepared,
highly organised, and informative lectures.
We enjoyed attending.”
Dr. Nisreen Al-Zaki, Qateef Central Hospital
“Workshops on developmental
neonatal hemodynamics and cerebral palsy
were well conducted”
Joy Chungath, Royale City Clinic, Kuwait

Workshops: Congress Day 3
Saturday, 27 February 2016
09:00 - 11:00 Workshop A:
Getting beyond Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
Learning objectives:
• Demonstrate the use of high fidelity simulation in advanced complex neonatal resuscitation scenarios
• Develop team communication skills
• Develop learning modules to use with advanced subspecialty fellows
• Learn to use checklists and video feedback and as an effective method of teaching technical and team communication
skills to those in training
Workshop leader:
Dr. Jubara Alallah, Consultant Neonatologist and Director of Saudi Neonatal Resuscitation Program, King Abdulaziz Medical
City, KSA
About the workshop leader:
Dr. Jubara Alallah is an Assistant Professor of Paediatrics and Consultant Neonatologist at King Saud bin Abdulaziz
University for Health Sciences (KSAU-HS), King Abdulaziz Medical City-Jeddah Ministry of National Guard. She is also the
Director of Perinatal-Neonatal Fellowship Program and Saudi Perinatal-Neonatal Fellowship Program Coordinator (WR, SR
and NR). She obtained her medical college degree from King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah; she then obtained her neonatal
perinatal fellowship sub specialist at University of Manitoba, Canada. Dr. Alallah also is a board member of the Saudi
Neonatology Society involved in a lot of scientific activities across the country. She published several papers and she is an
editorial board of Journal of Clinical Neonatology as well as a reviewer in neonatal and paediatric journals. She is the Director
of Saudi Neonatal Resuscitation Program which focuses on basic and advanced resuscitation skills for newly born infants.
She has developed the standard of national neonatal resuscitation program and many simulation courses in neonatal
resuscitation across the country.
11:00 Networking break
11:30–13:30 Workshop B:
Reviewing non-invasive ventilation support in neonates
• Discuss the evolving trends in the management of preterm infants with Respiratory Distress Syndrome
• Identify factors that contribute to the need of mechanical ventilation in preterm infants
• Analyze the impact of non-invasive ventilator support on chronic lung disease
Workshop leader:
Dr. Monika Kaushal is a consultant Neonatologist and Head of Paediatric and Neonatology Department at Zulekha Hospital,
Dubai. She is a licensed NRP instructor and has been involved in teaching nurses and registrars, making protocols building up
the unit reputation across the city and other emirates. She had her fellowship from the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child
Health, UK in 2009. She had her DM in Neonatology from the Prestigious All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India and
Masters in Pediatrics from PGIMER, India. She had 10 papers published in indexed journals and she received the ‘Young
Scientist Award’ at the 13th Congress of the Federation of Asia and Oceania Prenatal Societies in 11th Congress of the
Perinatal Society of Malaysia ion 2004.
13:30 Lunch break
14:30–16:30 Workshop C:
Discussing hypothermia: Whole body cooling hypothermia in neonates
• Discuss first cases of clinical application of therapeutic hypothermia
• Identify factors which predispose the neonate to heat loss
• Analyze the impact of possible disadvantages of hypothermia in neonates
Workshop leader:
Dr. Rajesh Sharma, Consultant Neonatologist, Corniche Hospital, UAE
Dr. Rajesh Sharma graduated from SMS Medical College, Jaipur, India and then completed MD from Medical College, Ajmer,
India. He was awarded ‘Best Student Award’ for overall excellence in academic and extracurricular activities during medical
school. He moved to the UK in 2002. His first post was at Queen Charlotte and Chelsea Hospital, London in 2002. He soon
joined the 5 year North London Paediatric fellowship to complete his CCT- British Board certification in Neonatal Medicine.
Since September 2009, he worked as Consultant Neonatologist in a tertiary level intensive care unit at Ninewells University
Hospital & Medical School, Dundee, Scotland on a substantive post.
In December 2012, he moved to Abu Dhabi to join largest neonatal unit of UAE-Corniche Hospital with a 64 beded tertiary
level neonatal unit. Dr. Sharma’s area of interest has always been Neonatal Intensive care. He had a year of advance training
in paediatric emergency medicine. He has strong interest in teaching and training which he continue to pursue in form of
lectures, workshops, publications and reviewing articles for indexed journals.

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