NEONATAL EDUCATION, SIMULATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM

Every baby deserves the best possible start, regardless of where they are born.

The Neonatal Education, Simulation and Training Program (NEST) is a multidisciplinary initiative based at the Saint John Regional Hospital, in Saint John, New Brunwick. Founded in 2024, NEST brings together healthcare professionals from across disciplines to deliver hands-on neonatal resuscitation education and quality improvement initiatives.

Through provider collaborative learning, NEST supports the development of a skilled and resilient workforce prepared to care for newborns across New Brunswick.

Our mission

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To support providers with immersive training that emphasizes teamwork and critical decision-making.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

our five fundational pillars

Interdisciplinary

Courses include instructors and learners from different backgrounds, reflecting the real-world complexity of neonatal resuscitation.

Longitudinal

Interdisciplinary

Structured curriculum offering multiple opportunities for practice over time, supporting long-term knowledge and skill retention.

Accessible

Interdisciplinary

Sustainable

Larger, more inclusive classes, expanding access beyond Women and Children's Health. Outreach initiatives to support community hospitals.

Sustainable

Centralized planning, reducing the burden on units and educators, and shared resources, optimizing costs.

Replicable

Sustainable

Replicable

Designed to work with existing infrastructure, NEST is a cost-effective model that can be readily adopted in other centres.

NEONATAL EDUCATION, SIMULATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM

Every baby deserves the best possible start, regardless of where they are born.

Our mission

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To support providers with immersive training that emphasizes teamwork and critical decision-making.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

Our Vision

A provincial standard of neonatal resuscitation education that is collaborative, evidence-informed, and built to last.

Build a culture of readiness and continuous improvement in newborn resuscitation — across settings, sectors, and disciplines.

our five fundational pillars

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Longitudinal

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Accessible

Interdisciplinary

Sustainable

Sustainable

Sustainable

Sustainable

Replicable

Sustainable

Replicable

NEONATAL EDUCATION, SIMULATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM

Every baby deserves the best possible start, regardless of where they are born.

Our mission

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To support providers with immersive training that emphasizes teamwork and critical decision-making.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To improve the quality and safety of care by strengthening provider preparedness for neonatal resuscitation.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

To develop confident, skilled, and collaborative providers prepared to respond effectively during neonatal emergencies.

Our Vision

A provincial standard of neonatal resuscitation education that is collaborative, evidence-informed, and built to last.

Build a culture of readiness and continuous improvement in newborn resuscitation — across settings, sectors, and disciplines.

our five fundational pillars

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Longitudinal

Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

Accessible

Interdisciplinary

Sustainable

Sustainable

Sustainable

Sustainable

Replicable

Sustainable

Replicable

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