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Our Speaker:

Elizabeth Drake, MN, NNP, CNS, RN-NICU, C-ELBW NICU Clinical Nurse Specialist, CHOC Children’s, Mission Viejo, California

Liz Drake has been practicing in the NICU for 40 years. Teamwork, Quality Improvement, caring for the extremely low birthweight infant and neuroprotective care are her passions. She has a strong desire to teach all members of the healthcare team about the uniqueness and language of the premature infant. As an active clinician, she focuses on how every touch and relational experience we have with the premature infant and their family can have impact.

Drake is a driver for quality improvement initiatives and partnering with families and is actively involved with the California State Collaborative. She is an Advanced Practice Nurse and currently the CNS in the NICU at CHOC Children’s of Orange County, Mission Viejo Campus. She’s also a published author, a nationally recognized national conference presenter, consultant and Co-owner of Engagegrowthrive and co-developer of the Small Baby Care Specialist Program

Dandle•LION Medical is Proud to Present

“Baby It’s Cold Out There” Thermoregulation in the Premature Infant

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Our Speaker:

Elizabeth Drake, MN, NNP, CNS, RN-NICU, C-ELBW NICU Clinical Nurse Specialist, CHOC Children’s, Mission Viejo, California

This webinar is still available for viewing but is no longer eligible for CE credit.