Excellent Neonatal Care Practices
A printable checklist outlining recommended neonatal care practices, including monitoring, treatment, and follow-up for infants with HDFN.
HDFN After Birth
The effects of hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN) can continue after delivery. Whether your baby is receiving care in the NICU, staying with you in the hospital, or preparing to go home, these resources can help you understand newborn monitoring, treatment options, and follow-up care.
Neonatal Resources
Educational materials, practical tools, and printable resources to help families navigate jaundice, anemia, transfusions, iron considerations, and ongoing care for babies affected by HDFN.
Newborn Booklet
In-depth patient education about what to expect after birth, including common HDFN complications, monitoring, treatment options, and follow-up care.
Calculators & Tools
Access tools for bilirubin treatment thresholds, newborn laboratory values, and weight-for-age percentiles.
HDFN and Iron
Learn why anemia caused by HDFN is different from iron-deficiency anemia, why iron overload can occur, and why ferritin testing is important before considering iron supplementation.
HDFN Health Record
A printable resource to help families organize important medical information, track laboratory results and treatments, and keep records throughout their baby's HDFN care.
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