Cross Section - The AAP Annual Leadership Forum (Lily Lou)

Cross Section - Jan 2021 Advocacy Round-up (Baumberger, Johnson, Shah, Lucke, Lou)

Cross Section - Jan 2021 Advocacy Round-up (Baumberger, Johnson, Shah, Lucke, Lou) by Podcast from the AAP Section on Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Cross Section - Taking Donor Milk to the State House (Canvasser, Shah, Patel)

Cross Section - Taking Donor Milk to the State House (Canvasser, Shah, Patel) by Podcast from the AAP Section on Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Cross Section - Why the Census Matters to Neonatologists (William O'Hare)

Cross Section - Why the Census Matters to Neonatologists (William O'Hare) by Podcast from the AAP Section on Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Cross Section - The AAP Annual Leadership Forum (Lily Lou)

Cross Section is the official podcast of the Section on Neonatal Perinatal Medicine of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The Neonatal Section represents more than 3,500 neonatologists and clinicians who are committed to caring for the nation’s smallest and most vulnerable patients. In Cross Section, we hear first-hand from some of those individuals about their work. This week, Dr. Lily Lou talks to us about the AAP Annual Leadership Forum, the conference at which the District, Chapter, Committee and Section leaders of the AAP vote on what believe should be Academy priorities over the next year.

Cross Section - Dr. Sara Munoz Blanco - Puerto Rico Rising (12-1-17)

Cross Section is the official podcast of the Section on Neonatal Perinatal Medicine of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The Neonatal Section represents more than 3,500 neonatologists and clinicians who are committed to caring for the nation’s smallest and most vulnerable patients. In Cross Section, we hear first-hand from some of those individuals about their work. In this segment, Dr. Sara Munoz Blanco from Johns Hopkins talks to us about her work co-leading a grassroots physicians' organization called Puerto Rico Rising, which has been providing assistance to the people of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.