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In this episode of "The Incubator" at NeoHeart 2024, hosts Ben and Daphna interview Dr. Nim Goldshtrom and Dr. Thomas Hayes, both from Columbia University.

The guests highlight NeoHeart's unique multidisciplinary approach, bringing together experts from various fields related to neonatal cardiac care. They emphasize the conference's focus on cutting-edge research and innovative approaches.

Dr. Hayes discusses the importance of family communication in neonatal care, describing it as an art that needs to be developed into a more teachable science. He also shares insights from recent talks, including the inclusion of genetic data in research cohorts and innovations in pulse oximetry to address racial bias.

Dr. Goldshtrom talks about the AI session he moderated, discussing the current state of AI in neonatal care. He notes the rapid progress in areas like cardiac imaging while highlighting challenges in predicting complex patient outcomes.

Both guests stress the importance of collaborative care and the need for humility in medical practice, especially when dealing with uncertainty. They also discuss the potential of AI to enhance bedside diagnostics when combined with clinical expertise.

The episode concludes with information about accessing recorded sessions from the conference through the NeoHeart Society website, encouraging listeners to engage with the full talks from the event.

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