NICU Congenital Malformations of the Brain

Session Name: NICU Congenital Malformations of the Brain

Time: June 4, 2026, 12-1pm

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The session met my learning needs.

The content was relevant to my current practices.

The conversation was interprofessional.

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What patient/health care problem recently challenged you, and you wish you knew more about?

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Comments and Feedback on the learning experience, content, procedure, and instructors, etc. in this session.

As a result of my participation in this activity, I am better able to... 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly disagree

	Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Jen Schuster	Jen Schuster - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Jen Schuster - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Jen Schuster - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Jen Schuster - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Jen Schuster - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Rebecca Buchholtz	Rebecca Buchholtz - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Rebecca Buchholtz - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Rebecca Buchholtz - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Rebecca Buchholtz - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Rebecca Buchholtz - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Emily Pokorny	Emily Pokorny - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Emily Pokorny - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Emily Pokorny - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Emily Pokorny - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Emily Pokorny - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Laura Metzger	Laura Metzger - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Laura Metzger - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Laura Metzger - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Laura Metzger - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Laura Metzger - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Sara Schedler	Sara Schedler - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Sara Schedler - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Sara Schedler - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Sara Schedler - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Sara Schedler - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Amanda Wolfgram	Amanda Wolfgram - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Amanda Wolfgram - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Amanda Wolfgram - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Amanda Wolfgram - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Amanda Wolfgram - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation
Rebecca Lessard	Rebecca Lessard - Evaluate patient-specific clinical data to determine whether a procedure is indicated, weighing benefits against risks, contraindications, and alternative approaches.	Rebecca Lessard - Analyze potential complications in the context of individual patient comorbidities and develop a risk mitigation plan prior to procedure initiation	Rebecca Lessard - Justify the decision to perform or defer a procedure using current evidence-based guidelines and patient-centered reasoning	Rebecca Lessard - Integrate standards of practice, clinical guidelines, and evidence-based techniques to execute procedures safely and effectively in the simulation environment.	Rebecca Lessard - Adapt procedural technique in response to real-time findings, anatomic variation, or unexpected complications encountered during simulation

The following speaker(s) demonstrated experiential knowledge of the topic 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly Disagree

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Lauren Von Zabern, MD	Lauren Von Zabern, MD - 1	Lauren Von Zabern, MD - 2	Lauren Von Zabern, MD - 3	Lauren Von Zabern, MD - 4

Choose the option that best fits your evaluation of this activity: 4 - Strongly Agree 3- Agree 2 - Somewhat Disagree 1- Strongly Disagree

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The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 1	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 2	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 3	The content provided a fair and balanced coverage of the topic - 4
The content was free of commercial bias	The content was free of commercial bias - 1	The content was free of commercial bias - 2	The content was free of commercial bias - 3	The content was free of commercial bias - 4

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