Introducing Our Plenary Speakers
Bereavement
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Professor Krisztina László, Sweden
Maternal bereavement as a risk factor for stillbirth and subsequent infant death
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Xaviera Bell – USA, GCE
Bereavement support, among ethnically diverse communities - what works and what doesn’t.
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Prof Richard Goldstein- USA
Attachment, Loss, and Life After infant death
Physiology
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William P Fifer, USA
Prenatal risk factor effects on infant cardiorespiratory physiology.
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Dr Savannah Lusk - USA
SIDS Physiology and animal models to study mechanisms.
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Professor Richard Wilson, Canada
CNS mechanisms of Oxygen sensing, effects of stressors, and role in auto resuscitation.
Child Death Review
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Abby Collier, DrPh, USA
Child Death Review Process in USA
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Dr Mathilde Ducloyer, France
The journey to setting up a national SUDI Registry in France
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A/Prof Joanna Garstang, United Kingdom
Process of developing a codesigned model for parent involvement in CDR
Education/Prevention
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Dr Cari Ahlers-Schmidt, USA
Safe sleep- Effective protocols involving whole communities
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Dr Christine McIntosh, NZ
Effectiveness of targeted SUDI prevention in New Zealand: conversations about bedsharing when maternal smoking is prevalent.
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Professor Jeanine Young, Australia
Embedding airways education in a statewide strategy in QLD Australia
SUDC
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Professor Peter Fleming, United Kingdom
Epidemiology and characteristics of unexplained SUDC.
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Dr Dominique Leitner (USA)
Neuroscience & Proteomics of SUDC
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Prof Elijah Behr (UK)
Molecular autopsies in unexplained sudden cardiac deaths in childhood
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A/Prof Laura Gould, USA
Febrile seizures, genetics and future research needs of SUDC.
Stillbirth
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Prof Alexander Hazell (UK)
Epidemiology of stillbirths and major research advances to date.
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Lotte van der Meeren, (Netherlands)
Pathology of stillbirth, and proposed mechanism(s); is it all in the placenta?
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A/Prof Tsegaselassie Workalemahu (USA)
Is there a genetic basis to stillbirth?
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Professor Robert (Bob) Silver, (USA)
Safer baby bundle program to reduce stillbirths in USA and rate disparities.
Pathology
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Dr. Betty McEntire, USA
History of ISPID Pathology Symposia
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A/ Prof Rita Machaalani, Australia
Biomarkers Of SIDS: Identifying SIDS Risk and Understanding Pathological Mechanisms
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A/ Prof Robin Haynes, USA
Biomarkers Of SIDS: Identifying SIDS Risk and Understanding Pathological Mechanisms
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A/ Prof Declan McGuone, USA
Role of Forensic Pathologists
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Dr, MD Judith Fronczek, Australia
How Definitions Impact Pathology Research
Epidemiology
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Fern R. Hauck, MD, MS
Welcome and Background; Closing Remarks
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Carrie Shapiro-Mendoza, PhD, MPH, (Retired) Chief, Field Support Branch, Division of Reproductive Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths (SUID): Uncovering Trends, Disparities & Public Health Challenges
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Kyran Quinlan MD, MPH, Medical Advisor to the SUID-Case Registry, Cook County, IL. USA
Why is SUID Tied to Poverty?: An International Perspective
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Sophie de Visme, MS, Data Analyst, Nantes Université, CHU Nantes, INSERM, UIC Femmes-Enfants-Adolescents, CIC 1413, F-44000 Nantes, France
The potential of the French standardized SIDS/SUDI data warehouse for epidemiological research
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Rachel Y Moon, MD, Harrison Distinguished Teaching Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia School of Medicine, USA
Measuring Impact: The How and Why of Evaluating Interventions