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Introducing listeners to hot topics in Neonatology, with the hope of creating better patient outcomes.

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Neonatal advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) play a critical role in delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to vulnerable newborns and their families. In this episode, Jill is joined by APRNs Gail Bagwell, Scott Duncan, and Meredith Far... more

In this episode of NANNcast, Jill is joined by Michelle M. Kelly, PhD, CRNP, FAANP to explore the lifelong health implications of prematurity. The conversation emphasizes the important role that NICU nurses and APRNs play, not only in providing excep... more

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When neonates present with unexplained or persistent symptoms, time is critical. In this episode, Jill is joined by Dr. Linda Genen, MD, MPH, neonatologist, and Chief Medical Officer at GeneDx as she explains how rapid genome sequencing can support e... more

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In this episode, Dr. Jessica Daigle explores why psychological safety is essential in the NICU - for both healthcare professionals and families. She discusses how trust, communication, and emotional support shape team dynamics, family experiences, an... more

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Recent Guests

Linda Genen
Chief Medical Officer at GeneDx
GeneDx
Episode: Rapid Genome Sequencing: Enabling Earlier Answers and Faster Decision-Making in the NICU
Dr. Jessica Daigle
Board-certified pediatrician and neonatal hospitalist; founder/CEO of Mom and Me MD
Mom and Me MD
Episode: Building Psychological Safety in the NICU: Preventing Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
William Hull
Neonatal nurse practitioner, chair of NANN's Developmental Care Specialist Task Force
NANN
Episode: No Matter How Small: Transforming Developmental Care Culture in the NICU
Desi Newberry
Section editor for the special series in Advances in Neonatal Care
Advances in Neonatal Care
Episode: ANC Special Series Feature - Climate Change, Environmental Hazards, and Infant Health: What Neonatal Nurses Need to Know
Jennifer Russell
RN, IBCLC, PhD candidate
Advances in Neonatal Care; NICU nursing research
Episode: ANC Special Series Feature - Climate Change, Environmental Hazards, and Infant Health: What Neonatal Nurses Need to Know
Stephanie Lapsley
NICU nurse, PhD candidate
Advances in Neonatal Care; NICU nursing research
Episode: ANC Special Series Feature - Climate Change, Environmental Hazards, and Infant Health: What Neonatal Nurses Need to Know
Martha Sharkey
Founder of Today is a Good Day, NICU family advocate
Today is a Good Day
Episode: Today is a Good Day: Harnessing Superpowers to Support Families
Paul Sharkey
Co-founder of Today is a Good Day
Today is a Good Day
Episode: Today is a Good Day: Harnessing Superpowers to Support Families
Dr. Jamie Gilley
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Episode: Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia: What We Know, How We Currently Manage, and Thoughts for the Future

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Jill
Host of NANNcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 69 ratings
  • Love the topics… hate the voice

    The tone, cadence, and intonation of the speaker (the “Valleyspeak) really make the cast pretty insufferable. I find myself quite embarrassed that she’d be representing NICU nurses when she’s interacting with respected guests. I’d love to tune in when the presenter doesn’t sound like a wannabe Kardashian who mispronounces half of the medical lingo.

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    KatieRNforBb
    United States7 months ago
  • Awesome!

    So informational for a NICU nurse looking to supplement her knowledge about the neonatal world!

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    4
    ChristineMadeline
    United States4 years ago
  • Very informative and engaging!

    Excellent interviewing skills and great topics! Thank you.

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    5
    qwjdosnckfodnxk
    Canada5 years ago
  • Love love love it!

    This is one of my favorite podcasts. Host Jill Beck is well prepared to ask insightful questions of her guests who are genuinely interesting leaders/researchers/educators in NICU. Even though I’ve been a bedside NICU nurse for 33 years, I’ve learned so much about NICU and also about NANN from NANNcast.

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    carolynurse
    United States5 years ago
  • Awesome podcast

    Truly enjoying this podcast. A must for every NICU nurse. Learning so much. Feels like a fun NICU conference and in this time of Covid - this podcast is truly helpful. I like to listen to it before work and try and implement what I’ve learned that shift. Please keep it coming.

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    Njqrn
    United States6 years ago

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Many find the topics timely and relevant to bedside nurses and researchers.
Some critique the host's speaking pace and delivery style.

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Rapid Genome Sequencing: Enabling Earlier Answers and Faster Decision-Making in the NICU
Q: What does the data show about how often genomic testing actually impacts care in NICUs?
Data from recent studies indicate that rapid genome sequencing can change clinical management in a large majority of targeted NICU cases (up to about 87 percent in Level 4 NICUs), with earlier diagnoses associated with shorter stays, reduced unnecessary testing, and meaningful cost savings.
Rapid Genome Sequencing: Enabling Earlier Answers and Faster Decision-Making in the NICU
Q: What are the biggest barriers to testing earlier in the NICU, and how can teams overcome them?
Barriers include variation in care, access disparities between academic and community centers, shortages of geneticists and counselors, lack of standardized guidelines, and confusion about insurance coverage. Overcoming them requires clear workflows, easy ordering processes, trusted labs, ongoing education for nurses and physicians, and alignment across care teams to normalize genomic testing as a first-line consideration.
No Matter How Small: Transforming Developmental Care Culture in the NICU
Q: How can nurses practically implement developmental care in a busy NICU?
Focus on consistency across shifts and disciplines, teach and learn from each other, and incorporate everyday interactions—like reading to the baby, talking to the infant, and facilitating skin-to-skin—while safeguarding safety and minimizing disruption to medical care.
No Matter How Small: Transforming Developmental Care Culture in the NICU
Q: What do you see as the core definition of developmental care in the NICU?
Developmental care is individualized, cue-based care that centers on the infant's needs, integrates family involvement, and goes beyond simple task completion to ensure that every action supports the infant's neurodevelopment and the family's role in care.
ANC Special Series Feature - Climate Change, Environmental Hazards, and Infant Health: What Neonatal Nurses Need to Know
Q: How can nurses protect breastfeeding during climate-related events?
By safeguarding the environment around the mother, ensuring pump access and privacy, providing emotional support, and coordinating with social work and management to keep breastfeeding ongoing even during evacuations.

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The show centers neonatal care, family-centered practices, and translational NICU research. Episodes commonly explore genomic-driven diagnostics, clinician well-being and safety, developmental care culture, and system-wide issues like climate-related health impacts, infant feeding approaches, and updated resuscitation guidelines. Guests are often clinicians, researchers, and advocates who bring practical insights for bedside care, policy implications, and family engagement. A standout pattern is bridging bedside nursing with broader healthcare systems, emphasizing actionable steps, interdisciplinary collaboration, and real-world outcomes for infants and families.

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1. Linda Genen
2. Dr. Jessica Daigle
3. William Hull
4. Desi Newberry
5. Jennifer Russell
6. Stephanie Lapsley
7. Martha Sharkey
8. Paul Sharkey

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