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2 NATIONAL PERINATA L ASSOCIATION NBNA NEW YORK PREMATURE INFANT HEALTH NETWORK MARYLAND PREMATURE INFANT HEALTH NETWORK ASSOCIATION OF PERINATAL NETWORKS OF NEW YORK

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4 Parent Perspective Christie Barany (Florida) Maureen Boyle MOST (New York) Amy Gawler (Maryland) Nick Hall Graham s Foundation (California) Kelli Kelley A Hand to Hold (Texas) Dana Raimondi (Illinois) Rising Rate of Prematurity Dennis Crouse MD, PhD Professor of Pediatrics Southern Illinois University (Illinois) Michael Lu, MD, MPH Associate Professor, Dept of OBGYN David Gefen School of Medicine at UCLA Dept of Community Health Services (California) Prematurity in Local Communities Charleta Guillory, MD, FAAP Associate Professor of Pediatrics Texas Children s Hospital (Texas) Eric Reynolds MD, MPH Associate Professor of Pediatrics Division of Neonatology University of Kentucky College of Medicine (Florida & New York) Betty Jordan, DNSc, RNC Associate Professor Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (Maryland) Sharon Chesna Executive Director Mothers and Babies Perinatal Network of South Central New York (New York) Frances B. Phillips, RN Deputy Secretary, Public Health Services Maryland Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene (Maryland) Caroline Davis Senior Consultant Health Management Associates (California) Senator Nan H. Rich (Florida) Bryan Sperry President Children s Hospital Assoc. of Texas (Texas) Senator Pam Althoff (Illinois) Representative Patty Bellock (Illinois) Representative William Burns (Illinois) Representative Mary Flowers(Illinois) Representative John Fritchey (Illinois) Representative John Zerwas, MD (Texas) Continuity of Care for Preterm Infants Ronald Ariagno, MD Professor of Pediatrics, Emeritus (active) Stanford University School of Medicine (New York, California & Texas) Pat Heinrich, RN, MSN Quality Improvement Consultant National Initiative for Children s Healthcare Quality (Florida, Illinois & Maryland )

5 Clinical Burden of Prematurity Ivan Hand, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Mount Sinai School of Medicine (New York & Maryland) Richard Powers, MD Medical Director NICU Good Samaritan Hospital (California) Eric Reynolds MD, MPH Associate Professor of Pediatrics Division of Neonatology University of Kentucky College of Medicine (Florida) Michael Speer, MD Professor of Pediatrics & Ethics Baylor College of Medicine (Illinois) Ann Springer, MD Medical Director NICU/High Risk Infant Outpatient Clinic LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport (Texas) Socioeconomic Burden of Prematurity Allyn Bandell, Pharm D Medical Science Director MedImmune (New York) Tara Gonzales, MD Medical Science Director MedImmune (Florida) Jeremy Franklin, MD, FAAP Medical Science Director MedImmune (Texas) Vince Haynes, MD Medical Science Director MedImmune (California) Peter MacDonald, MD, MCISc Medical Science Director MedImmune (Illinois) Issues Facing Late-Preterm Infants Lisa Bollman, RNC, MSN, CPHQ Executive Director Community Perinatal Network (California) Additional Panelists Sharon Glass, MS, ARNP, NNP-BC Neonatal Nurse Practitioner The Children s Hospital (Texas) Pradeep Mally, MD, FAAP Assistant Professor of Pediatrics/Assoc Dir. Neonatalogy Program Dept of Pediatrics Div of Neonatalogy NYU School of Medicine (Florida, New York, Illinois & Maryland ) Rebecca Cirri, RN, BSN, CCM (Maryland) Rebecca Crespi, NP (New York) Laura Deming, NP (Texas) Terry Johnson, APN, NNP-BC, MN (Illinois) Pamela Molinari, RN, BSN, CCM, CRRN, BLNC (New York) Barbara Moore, CPRN (Maryland) Nicolette Pappas, RN, BSN, CCM, CPN (Illinois) Catherine Petry, RN, CCM (California) Marcia Gabriiela Prieto, RN, BSN (Florida) Dr. Judi Vitucci (Florida) Chris Rhoades, MSN, APN, NNP-BC (Illinois) Nancy Sheppard, LCSW (Texas) Lance Wyble, MD (Florida) Jackie Touch, MSN, RN-BC, CPN, CCM (California) MedImmune Premature Infant Health Summit j Meeting Summary Report

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13 Maternal Costs Birth Hospitalization Costs First Year Costs Late-Preterm Infants as compared to Full-Term infants have higher healthcare costs in the first year of life.

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