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Preterm Birth History Matters - How to Foster Communication Between Clinicians and Patients

Adults Born Preterm: The Honesty Sessions is a five-part webinar series that explores the lifelong impact of preterm birth through candid conversations with experts, advocates, and individuals born preterm. Covering topics from advocacy and communication between clinicians and patients to preterm lung health and personal insights, this series provides a platform for sharing experiences and advancing knowledge on preterm birth beyond the neonatal period. This is the third webinar in the series, titled "Preterm Birth History Matters How to Foster Communication Between Clinicians and Patients" with Lauren Ingledow and Michelle Kelly. Lauren Ingledow is co-founder of the Adult Preemie Advocacy Network CIC. They explore their journey as individuals born preterm who have transitioned into advocates for the preemie community. Michelle Kelly, PhD, CRNP, FAANP, FAAN is an Associate Professor at Villanova University’s M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing. Dr Kelly is an advocate for promoting the health of people born preterm throughout the lifespan, particularly related to neurodevelopmental outcomes and long-term health risks.