ABOUT
The Neonatal Learning Hub is a free educational resource for paediatric registrars and other clinicians caring for newborns, built to help you recognise, reason and manage, with the physiology and evidence alongside.
WHAT THIS SITE IS
It sets out the key conditions in each system with pathophysiology, clinical findings and management, so you can build a working understanding before and between your shifts on the unit.
Everything here is for education and revision only. It is general information and does not replace your local clinical guidelines, your unit's protocols, a current drug reference, or the judgement of your senior clinicians.
Always confirm management, especially doses, thresholds and escalation, against your current local sources and the baby in front of you. If anything here conflicts with your unit's guidance, follow your unit.
CENTRAL COAST FOCUS
This resource is written with neonatal practice on the Central Coast (NSW) in mind, including local referral and retrieval pathways, for example escalation from the special care nursery and NETS transfer to a tertiary NICU.
If you're working in another health service, treat the Hub as a learning aid and check everything against your own local guidelines, which may differ.
WHO IT'S FOR
WHO MAINTAINS THIS
Dr Madeleine Cain
Neonatal Fellow
A personal educational project, built and maintained on the Central Coast (NSW) to share neonatal teaching with colleagues. It reflects my own learning and is not the work of any health service.
AFFILIATION & FEEDBACK
This site is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any health service, hospital or local health district unless explicitly stated.
Spotted an error, or have something to suggest or contribute? Get in touch.
DISCLAIMER
Neonatal Learning Hub is an independent educational resource for paediatric and neonatal clinical staff. It is not an official publication of any hospital or local health district, and does not represent the policy of any institution named on the site.
The content supports learning and clinical reasoning. It is not a substitute for current local guidelines, manufacturer information, primary references, or advice from a senior clinician. Practice changes over time and varies between units — always confirm drug doses, calculations and management against your local protocols and a current formulary before applying them to a patient.
This is general educational information for health professionals. It is not advice for any individual patient and is not intended for patients or the public. To the extent permitted by law, no responsibility is accepted for any loss arising from reliance on this content.
Clinical scenarios used for teaching are illustrative and de-identified; they do not depict identifiable patients.
For educational purposes only. Always align management to current ANZCOR/NRP guidelines and your local SCN/NICU or NETS protocols.