This virtual course provides a comprehensive, evidence-based exploration of neonatal hemodynamics, bridging core physiology with practical clinical decision-making in the NICU. The program is delivered through 9 structured presentations, each lasting 90 minutes, allowing in-depth discussion of concepts, interpretation of clinical data, and application to real-world neonatal scenarios.

All sessions are fully recorded, enabling participants to review the material at their own pace and revisit complex topics as needed. The course is designed to support flexible learning while maintaining academic rigor, making it suitable for busy neonatal professionals seeking both foundational understanding and advanced insight.

Through expert-led lectures, the course emphasizes:

• Physiologic principles underlying neonatal cardiovascular adaptation
• Evidence-based assessment of systemic and organ perfusion
• Integration of clinical findings with contemporary research
• Practical approaches to hemodynamic management in critically ill neonates

The fully recorded format aligns with established standards of online medical education, which recognize recorded, instructor-led sessions as an effective method for delivering postgraduate and continuing professional development learning when structured and evidence-based.