Philip Carroll explores why continuous CO₂ monitoring matters across neonatal respiratory, neurologic and cardiopulmonary care, and where tcPCO₂ trending can add value during the moments that matter most.

Join Ross Marscheider, PICU Specialist Physiotherapist & Respiratory Team Lead at the Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow, for an educational session drawing on 13 years of IPV practice within a large UK paediatric tertiary centre.

Emma Coombe shares how Liverpool Women’s Hospital uses transcutaneous CO₂ monitoring in neonatal care, highlighting reduced blood gas sampling, proactive ventilation management, and real-world NICU case studies.

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Join us for a live webinar with Philip Carroll, BN, RN. Discover how respiratory status, CO₂ levels, and cerebral blood flow are connected — and why that matters for guiding gentle, neuroprotective ventilation.

Rolling out any new monitoring technology across a large NICU is as much a change-management project as a clinical one. In this webinar, Emma Coombe — Lead Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at Liverpool Women's Hospital, a Level 3 unit caring for infants from 22 weeks' gestation — walks through her team's two-year journey implementing transcutaneous CO2 (TcCO2) monitoring: the trial, the data, the setbacks, and the outcomes so far.

Join Emma Coombe, Lead ANNP, for an in‑depth webinar on proactive transcutaneous CO₂ (tcCO₂) monitoring in the NICU. Learn how continuous, non‑invasive monitoring can support child‑centered care, reduce blood draws, and enhance clinical decision‑making while improving workflow efficiency.