Meet the Faculty 9th WoCoVA

Victoria Armenteros Yeguas

Registered Nurse since 1998 and absolutely committed with the profession. In 2005, I became an oncology nurse and in 2012, simultaneously, I took part in the establishment and development of the Intravenous Therapy Team in Araba University Hospital in the Basque Country, Spain. Currently, I am the nurse supervisor of the Intravenous Therapy Team and the nursing coordinator for the development of cancer management strategy of the Basque Health Service. In the education field, I teach at both undergraduate and master levels related to vascular access care in different Universities in Spain. In the research area, as a research coordinator at Bioaraba Research Institute, I am in charge of the health prevention and promotion area.

Martha Kestler

Elena Giovanna Bignami

Evan Alexandrou

Evan Alexandrou is a Clinical Associate Professor with the School of Nursing at the University of Wollongong Australia, as well as a Clinical Nurse Consultant in the Intensive Care Unit at Liverpool Hospital where he coordinates the Central Venous Access Service which is renowned for its clinical expertise in vascular access procedures and research. Evan is involved in clinical education at an undergraduate and postgraduate level for Nursing and Medical training programs and is a conjoint Senior Lecturer with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of New South Wales. Evan is also an Adjunct Associate Professor with the Alliance for Vascular Access Teaching and Research (AVATAR) at Griffith University and a foundation member of the Australian Vascular Access Society.

Maria Guiseppina Annetta

From the 1996 she worked in the emergency department of the Fondazione Universitaria Policlinico A. Gemelli, Roma, with particular interest in metabolism and nutrition in critically ill patients. Coordinator of the vascular access team since March 2020. Member of the American Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition and collaborator with the ASPEN society for the international ethical aspects of artificially administred nutrition and hydration. She is a teacher in several university master such as medium and long term vascular access, intensive cardiology, neurology, nursing in intensive care.

Amit Bahl

Dr. Amit Bahl has over 15 years of experience as a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician with subspecialty expertise in emergency ultrasound. He is the Division Head of Emergency Ultrasound, Program Director of the Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship program, and serves as Medical Director for the Operation STICK vascular access program at William Beaumont University Hospital Emergency Department in Southeastern Michigan. His academic appointment is Professor of Emergency Medicine at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.

Dr. Bahl is well regarded for his expertise, clinical care, and research contributions in the fields of point-of-care ultrasound and vascular access. He is the recipient of several foundation and industry grants for research and has authored nearly 75 peer-reviewed manuscripts in high impact medical journals. Dr. Bahl is a passionate speaker who presents internationally on the complications of vascular access devices and strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Amy Bardin-Spencer

Dr. Amy Bardin-Spencer, Ed.D, RRT, FAARC, VA-BCTM
Amy is a vascular access specialist with over 25 years of critical care and device insertion experience. She is a past winner of the 2016 Suzanne Levere Herbst award for excellence in Vascular Access. Amy completed her doctoral research that evidenced that vascular access specialists should be available in all hospitals. Amy believes that all patients deserve safe and effective vascular access options which include ultrasound for every patient assessment and device insertion. Her current research efforts are focused on arterial access. Amy is the current President for the AVA Foundation for Patient Safety.

Giovanni Barone

Consultant Neonatologist with expertise in neonatal vascular access. Member of the Italian oraganizations GAVeCeLT and GaVePed. Teacher in the Postgraduate course of Pediatric and Neonatal Vascular Access held in Italy. Author of several papers in the field of neonatal vascular access.

Sergio Bertoglio

• Professor of Surgery at the Genoa University School of Medicine 1983- 2020
• Chief Medical Officer and Member of the Board of Plan1Health-Polymed group company 2022 -today
• Vascular Access Specialist in the past 30 years
• Faculty member of at GAVeCeLT, WoCoVA and AVA conferences
• Member of the Review Board of the Journal of Vascular Access since 2021

Fabrizio Brescia

Fabrizio Brescia, MD Unit of Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine, Vascular Access Team, Centro di Riferimento Oncologico (CRO) – IRCCS – National Cancer Institute in Aviano, Italy.
MD graduated at Campus Bio Medico of Rome University School of Medicine, where he received Anesthesiology and Intensive Care board certification in 2009.
2nd Level Master Degree in Pain Management University of Parma in 2016
2nd Level Master Degree in Vascular Access Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Rome in 2017
2nd Level Master Degree in Vascular Access in children and newborns Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Rome in 2021
Certification as PICC Training Courses Instructor, GAVeCeLT Didactic Center Rome in 2017.
Areas of proven performances and expertise: anesthesiology, patient care intensive/critical care, vascular access management, pain management, medical research.
Author of publications and peer reviewer activities for International Journals.
Participation in national and international courses and congresses as participant and speaker.

Almudena Burillo

Peter Carr

Peter Carr is an Associate Professor at the School of Nursing and Midwifery at University of Galway and is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow with the AVATAR group, at Griffith University, Queensland Australia. He is a vascular access clinician, clinical researcher and educator and has developed and co-ordinated numerous vascular access workshops and courses. Dr. Carr completed his PhD at Griffith University the headquarters of the Alliance for Vascular Access Teaching and Research (AVATAR) group. He led a Cochrane review on vascular access specialist teams for device insertion and prevention of failure and was a principal investigator in the one million global catheter study. He leads the Irish node for the AVAVTAR group. At the University of Galway, he leads an interprofessional vascular access and infusion therapy research group collaborating with industry and European entities to improve vascular access outcomes. He supervises 3 PhD students and has been involved in grant success of over €1,500,000. Dr. Carr is Ireland’s WoCoVA global committee representative.

Sonia Casanova-Vivas

Sonia Casanova Vivas is a healthcare professional with experience in critical care nursing, occupational health, and vascular access research and training. She currently works as the Head of Training Section at the Valencian School of Health Studies of the Health Department in Valencia, Spain. Additionally, she is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Nursing of the University of Valencia and she is the researcher leader of the INCATIV Health Working Group (Quality indicators in intravenous therapy and vascular access) at the Foundation for the Promotion of Health and Biomedical Research of the Valencian Community (Fisabio), where she leads initiatives to enhance patient safety and healthcare quality. With a PhD in vascular access, a Master’s in Public Health and Health Management, and extensive qualifications in occupational risk prevention, she has been actively researching vascular access since 2008. She has been leading the INCATIV Program at Valencian Region since 2019. And she has been the principal investigator of the “Quality indicators in intravenous therapy in pediatric patients” project, funded by Fisabio in 2021. She has also participated as a teacher in different courses and masters in vascular access. She has authored scientific publications and books and has presented her research at national and international conferences https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5779-0504. She is reviewer for the Enfermería Clínica journal, and she is an evaluator of the Continuing Education Accreditation System for Healthcare Professions in the Valencian Community (CFC).

Jiri Charvat

Jiri Charvat is a professor at the Medical Clinic of the 2nd Faculty of Medicine of Charles University in Prague. He is currently the chairman of the Czech Society for Ports and Permanent Catheters, a national society that cooperates with WoCoVA. He is a member of the WoCoVA global committee. In the university hospital, he is in charge of the vascular team, where all types of vascular devices are introduced. In 2012, he initiated the establishment of the 1st PICC team in the Czech Republic. He is also dedicated to the education of specialists in the field of vascular access.

Alessandro Crocoli

I am the director of the Oncological Surgery unit at the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome. My name is Alessandro Crocoli. Throughout my career, I have specialized in pediatric vascular access. The pediatric patient, by virtue of his unique characteristics, constitutes an entirely distinct “world” in the realm of vascular access; this is made even more complicated by the age disparities between patients and the variety of pathologies encountered.Pertaining to this, I have devoted considerable attention to the study of haematological oncology patients and their complications, publishing a wide range of publications and guidelines on the subject.

Mala Crossley

Vito D'Andrea

I am an Italian neonatologist based in Rome, working at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of Gemelli Hospital. My expertise encompasses neonatal vascular access, hemodynamics, and functional echocardiography. Additionally, I hold positions as a founding member of the Gaveped group and serve as the national secretary of the Italian Neonatology Society’s neonatal vascular access study group.
As an author, I have contributed to numerous articles emphasizing the significance of ultrasound-guided tip placement for neonatal vascular and venous access. I am recognized as an expert in neonatal echocardiography, with several publications in international journals. Furthermore, my professional interests extend to neonatal hemodynamics, particularly focusing on pharmacology.
During my leisure time, I indulge in Italian comics, with a special fondness for Dylan Dog. I also have a passion for collecting sneakers and maintaining aquariums, where I enjoy caring for goldfish

Sonia D'Arrigo

Michelle DeVries

Michelle DeVries has been involved in infection prevention and hospital epidemiology for 30 years spanning community, university, and federal healthcare facilities. She was a contributor for the 2024 Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice, one of the authors on the PIV Consensus Standards recently endorsed by APIC and SHEA and one of the technical content experts working with NQF on the Hospital Onset Bacteremia Playbook. Chellie served at the lead reviewer on APIC’s CABSI Implementation guide and is representing APIC on the SHEA Guidelines Committee for the forthcoming Hospital Onset Bacteremia guidance. She is Adjunct Senior Lecturer through Griffith University with AVATAR, past director at large with VACC and past president for the Association for Vascular Access (AVA) as well as co-president of her local network, HoosierVAN. She currently serves ICU Medical as the Director of Clinical Strategy for vascular access.

Christian Dupont

Since 2001, Christian Dupont has been a nurse coordinator in the pulmonary department in Paris at Cochin University Hospital (Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris). Previously, he worked in oncology, hematology and infectious diseases, over a ten years period.
He has been involved in the daily management of peripheral catheters, Mid/PICC lines and Ports for patients suffering from cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis and lung cancer who are treated at home and in hospital. His activity also includes clinical research and training hospital nurses, homecare nurses and nursing students.
He has supervised the production of two guidebooks about Implanted Port and he has collaborated to another one about the rheological bases in the I.V. therapy.
He is the president of the French society for vascular Access (GIFAV group).

Stefano Elli

Chief nurse of Vascular Access Team in IRCCS S. Gerardo dei Tintori Foundation, Monza, Italy. Educational and scientific secretary of the Master in vascular access – University of Milan Bicocca. Since 2018 he has actively collaborated with the Italian group GaVeCeLT and is the author of numerous publications on vascular access.

Adam Fabiani

Critical Care Nurse – Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit – University hospital of Trieste Vascular Access Specialist – Vascular Access Team – University hospital of Trieste Adjunct Professor of Clinical Nursing in Surgery and Nursing Ultrasound – University of Trieste

Marta Ferraz Torres

Profesor at the Department of Health Sciences in Universidad Pública de Navarra (UPNA). Nurse at the Hospital Universitario de Navarra (HUN). Research in gender inequality, cardiology, paediatric and especially in securement and innovation in vascular access.

Antonio Gidaro

I was born and live near Milan (Italy). I graduated in medicine and surgery from the University of Milan in 2010, and I became a specialist in internal medicine in 2016. In 2018, I obtained the GAVECELT certification as a PICC and MIDLINE inserter, and in 2020-21 I attended the master’s degree in vascular access at Policlinico Gemelli in Rome, where I became a GAVECELT tutor in 2022 and I attended the advanced training course for PICC-Port and Port implantation. I currently work as the research leader of the vascular access team at ASST Fatebenefratelli Sacco in Milan, where about 2,500 insertions are performed per year.

Davide Giustivi

Nurse with over 30 years of experience in critical care, having specialized in vascular access for the past 15 years. He holds a university degree and a first-level Master’s in ultrasound, vascular access, and intensive care. He currently serves as a lecturer in university master’s programs focused on vascular access and clinical ultrasound. Additionally, he conducts research and collaborates with several scientific societies, including Winfocus, the Regional Emergency and Urgency Agency of Lombardy (AREU), GAVeCeLT, and the Italian Vascular Access Society (IVAS).

Lieve Goossens

Lieve Goossens began her journey in vascular access in the early 2000s, co-founding the Vascular Access Specialist Team in the university hospitals in Leuven, Belgium. In 2011 she completed her doctoral research on functional problems in totally implantable venous access devices. As a co-founder of BeVAnet, the Belgian Vascular Access Network, she has contributed significantly to the field. Lieve Goossens has authored scientific publications and served as an editor for a book on vascular access.
In 2016, she played a pivotal role in establishing the Belgian Association of Advanced Practice Nurses. Her career encompasses roles as a staff assistant, primarily focusing on APN implementation in the University Hospitals Leuven, and as an associate professor for the master of nursing and midwifery at Ghent University. Since 2023, she has rejoined the Vascular Access Specialist Team at the University Hospitals in Leuven, prioritizing research, and holds a research fellowship at KU Leuven.

Maria Guembe

PUBLICATIONS 126; TOTAL TIMES CITED 1,308; H-INDEX 21 ; VERIFIED REVIEWS 68. I have a degree in Pharmacy from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) (2004) and a speciality in Microbiology and Parasitology at Gregorio Marañón Hospital (GMH) (2005-2009). I also have a PhD in Medicine from the UCM (04/05/2010). I have been working as a researcher in the Department of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases-IiSGM at the HGUGM from 2006, where I am currently leading the biofilm-related infections research line. We study the biofilm of various microorganisms and its clinical role, using in vitro and in vivo models. The research line is aimed at the optimization of preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic strategies of infections associated with the formation of biofilm both in several clinical devices, such as central venous catheters, endotracheal tubes, prosthesis, or breast implants; and in tissues, such as infective endocarditis, inflammatory bowel disease or vulvo-vaginal candidiasis. This implies a continuous collaboration and network between different research groups in the HGUGM. In addition, I also actively participate in the training sessions of my Department and I am responsible for coordinating and carrying out the activities derived from the GEIDI study group (of infections associated with intravascular devices). I carry out continuous teaching activities with staff on temporary pre-doctoral contracts, research assistantships, and the supervision of theses and dissertations.

Jose Daniel Jiménez Santana

Evangelos Konstantinou

During my extensive research and clinical field work I have participated in the Advancement of Vascular Access in Greece and the World. I was named Professor of Vascular Access, first in the world, and have worked in setting clinical pathways for the improvement of healthcare for the patients.

Maria Cruz Martin Delgado

Nancy Moureau

Nancy Moureau, PHD, RN, CRNI, CPUI, VA-BC is the owner of PICC Excellence, Inc., an education service provider for infusion therapy and vascular access device insertion and care for more than 30 years. Dr. Moureau’s clinical experience spans pediatric, neonatal, ICU PICC/IV Team and home infusion patient care. As the CEO of PICC Excellence, her current responsibilities include education development, research, speaking worldwide, legal case review, manufacturer consulting, and clinical practice with insertion and supervision of peripheral and central vascular access. PICC Excellence has developed more than 80 online educational courses and pathways to promote insertion competency and the application of evidence-based practices. PICC Certification™ CPUI™, Certified PICC Ultrasound Inserter, the new Neonatal PICC CNPI credentialing, IV Therapy and Ultrasound Guided Mastery Learning certificate programs were all established to validate education, knowledge and competency for inserters. As Co-Chair of the 2015 WOCOVA CVC Taskforce, Nancy facilitated the completion and publication of an evidence-based publication on minimal CVC training requirements. Nancy is an author of over 100 publications and a recipient of the Reader’s Choice Award for publications and the Herbst Award for lifetime contributions to the specialty of vascular access.

Nancy most recently released a systematic approach for UGPIV Mastery Learning process, an ultrasound-guided peripheral insertion training toolbox, that has received the very first Seal of Approval from the Infusion Nursing Society INS. Nancy welcomes your questions through her email: [email protected] or through the PICC Excellence website: www.piccexcellence.com.

Gloria Ortiz Miluy

Matt Ostroff

Matthew Ostroff is an advanced practice nurse working as the vascular access coordinator and lead clinician for the award-winning (2016 New Jersey Biz Healthcare Hero Award for Innovation, and the 2023 ANCC Magnet Award for Innovation) vascular access program at St. Joseph’s Health specializing in patient populations spanning from neonatal to adults. Matthew has had the privilege of being inspired by, and training with Dr. Pittiruti and his team in Italy. Matthew continues to share his vision of a multi-disciplinary vascular access service speaking throughout the US, Canada, Latin America, and Europe, with an emphasis on critical thinking with complex cases. Matthew was the proud recipient of the 2020 Herbst Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the art and science of vascular access. Matthew’s book, Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access: Practical Solutions to Bedside Clinical Challenges was published in 2022 by Springer.

Fulvio Pinelli

Born in 1974 in Milan, Italy, Fulvio is Anesthesiologist and Intensivist at Careggi University Hospital of Florence, Italy, and Director of the Vascular Access Center at the same Hospital. He’s Professor at the Residency program in Anesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain at the University of Florence, Italy. Under his responsibility there is a team of Anesthesiologist and Nurses, performing more than 3000 procedures per year, such as PICC, port, tunnelled catheters implantation, management of complex cases and catheter related complications. He is author of several research works, being his main area of interest the reduction of catheter related complications. He frequently gives lecture in national and international congresses.

Mauro Pittiruti

Born in 1954, he has been working as a surgeon at the Catholic University Hospital (Rome, Italy) since 1980. He has been interested in the area of venous access for parenteral nutrition since the early 80’s. From 1990 on, he has focused most of his clinical and scientific activity upon central venous access devices, becoming one of the leading national experts in this area. In 1998 he founded the Italian Group for Long Term Venous Access (GAVeCeLT) and since 2000, he organizes and coordinates all the educational and scientific activities of this group. In 2005, he was one of the founding members of the European Vascular Access Network (EVAN). At present, he is Professor of Surgery at the Catholic University, where he is Clinical Coordinator for the Vascular Access Service. He is an active member of several scientific societies, including ESPEN, AVA and the WoCoVA Foundation.

In 2009, he received the Suzanne Herbst Award for Excellence in Vascular Access.

Email [email protected]

GAVeCeLT web site www.gavecelt.info

EVAN web site www.evanetwork.info

Hervé Rosay

Victor Rosenthal

Dr. Victor D. Rosenthal is a medical doctor with a PhD in epidemiology, specializing in internal medicine and infectious diseases, and certified in infection control. He holds certification in clinical effectiveness programs from Harvard University. Additionally, he completed a postdoctoral program at the University of Wisconsin. Currently, Dr. Rosenthal serves as a Research Associate Professor at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (UM), specifically in the Department of Public Health Sciences. He is also a valued member of the Florida Department of Health’s Priority Area Workgroup for Transmissible and Emerging Diseases. Dr. Rosenthal is also the driving force behind the International Nosocomial Infection Control Consortium (INICC) Foundation, where he holds the role of Founder and Chief Scientific Officer. INICC, a U.S. 501(c)(3) organization, concentrates on the surveillance, prevention, and control of healthcare-associated infections. Since 2002, Dr. Rosenthal has led trials involving over 2,500 researchers across 50 countries in Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Over 35 years, Dr. Rosenthal has been a speaker at conferences and symposiums in 71 countries across six continents. He has published 403 scientific publications and book chapters, with an h-index of 65 and 21,000 total citations. He has earned ten major international awards for research excellence, including those granted by the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology of America (APIC) and the Society for Hospital Epidemiology of America (SHEA), among others.

Marcia Ryder

Dr. Ryder is a nationally and internationally recognized expert in the use and management of vascular access devices. She is currently an independent collaborative researcher including in vitro, in vivo, and clinical investigations, and a consultant in medical biofilm related infections.
Dr. Ryder has served as President of AVA, Chair of APIC’s Scientific Research Council, President of the AVA Foundation for Patient Safety, and was awarded the AVA 2017 Suzanne Herbst Award for Excellence in Vascular Access. She is currently a distinguished fellow of the National Academies of Practice and serves as a technical expert panelist on the US National Quality Forum’s Hospital Onset Bacteremia and Fungemia project.

Giancarlo Scoppettuolo

Giancarlo Scoppettuolo is born in Mirabella Eclano (AV) in 1968 and lives in Rome. Medical Degree in 1992 at Catholic University, Rome. Post Graduation Degree in Infectious Diseases in 1996 at Catholic University, Rome. He is the Head of the Unit for Diagnosis and Treatment of Community-Acquired and Communicable Infectious Diseases of the Fondazione Policlinico Universitario A. Gemelli IRCCS, Rome. He teaches at the University Masters “Nursing of Venous Access” and “Medium and Long Term Central Venous Access Devices”, established at Catholic University, Rome. Since many years, he is the Vice-President of GAVeCeLT (Italian Group for Long Term Venous Access). From 2005, he is member of the Multi-professional Vascular Access Team of Gemelli Hospital. As a part of this team, Dr. Scoppettuolo inserts every year hundreds of VAD and is the main consultant for VAD related infections. Dr. Scoppettuolo is also member of the Hospital Committee for prevention of Healthcare associated infections. He has presented papers and lectures in many National and International Conferences on Infectious Diseases, Vascular Access and Infusional Therapy. He is author and coauthor of more than 150 publications (papers, abstracts and book’s chapters).

Tim Spencer

Tim Spencer is an Intensive Care Nurse and Vascular Access Specialist with over 34+ years of clinical experience and the first nurse to place central venous catheters in the mid-90s. He embodies the VA mission with passion and enthusiasm for vascular access with the commitment to improve patient care and outcomes globally, as an educator, researcher, scientist, and ambassador for the best practices in vascular access care.
Tim’s knowledge and passion for vascular access inspire others to generate evidence and share it. He is currently a Scientific Committee member of the World Congress for Vascular Access (WoCoVA) and was the Australian Vascular Access Society (AVAS) founding President from 2009-15. Tim also served on the Vascular Access Certification Corporation (VACC) Board of Directors from 2012-17. An Editorial Board member of several journals and prolific manuscript reviewer, Tim is also an Associate Editor at the Journal of Vascular Access (JVA).
The 2019 Suzanne LaVere Herbst Award recipient, Tim’s dedication to vascular access continues in his work with current and future mentors and his impact has positively affected countless clinicians.

Marc Stranz

Marc Stranz is a Doctor of Pharmacist who has worked in hospital and home infusion for the last 50 years. He oversaw the clinical programs for US national home infusion providers for over 40 years and has been a home infusion accreditor for 30 years. His interest in avoiding infusion-related complications and access to large population data enabled him to speak and write about drug-induced phlebitis.

Amanda Ullman

Professor Amanda Ullman is the inaugural Professor and Chair in Paediatric Nursing, conjoint between Children’s Health Queensland and The University of Queensland. Amanda’s research focusses on improving the most common invasive procedure in paediatrics – the insertion of an intravenous (IV) catheter. This research program has received considerable investment by the Australian Government, highly-competitive awards, >140 research articles, two mHealth apps, and ranking as the top global expert in both vascular access and central venous catheters (ExpertScape, May 2023). Amanda is also a Fulbright Scholar and in 2022 she worked with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania.

Ton van Boxtel

A.J.H. (Ton) van Boxtel, RN, Msc • >40 years experience in nursing • Background in hematology / BMT • 6 years as CNS in a UMC pain team • In charge of a home infusion team 1992 – 2011 • President of EBMT-NG 1989-1997 • PICC insertion since 1997 • Consultant and trainer for infusion PIV, PICC and Ports and ambulatory pumps • Chairperson of hospital infusion material advisory board (till 2011) • Founder & president Dutch Society Infusion Technology since 2003 • Co-founder and president of WoCoVA (World Congress Vascular Access) Since 2009 • Reviewer Journal Vascular Access (JVA) Since June 2015 • Multiple publications

Roland-Matheus van Rens

Matheus (‘Roland’) van Rens, an esteemed neonatal nurse practitioner with over thirty years of clinical experience, earned his MA in Advanced Nursing Practice from Erasmus University in 2005. Recognized as the 2023 Janet Pettit Scholar, Roland has excelled as an advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, specializing in vascular access procedures. In his role as Clinical Director of Nursing at Women’s Wellness and Research Center in Qatar, he demonstrated exceptional leadership, steering the NICU towards excellence. Roland is a distinguished researcher with over 25 peer reviewed publications, focusing on vascular access in neonatal care. Pursuing a PhD in the Netherlands, he continues to contribute significantly to global neonatal care practices.

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