The most widely used infant stabilization program worldwide, S.T.A.B.L.E. gives perinatal teams a structured approach to pre- and post-resuscitation care. Founded by Dr. Karlsen, it delivers evidence-based education to reduce infant mortality, improve outcomes, and enhance quality of life for newborns and their families.
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Promote the best possible outcome for every neonate
Parents trust healthcare teams to keep newborns safe. Without timely, consistent education, neonatal care can vary—raising the risk of errors and poor outcomes. Evidence-based training ensures coordinated, high-quality care during a baby’s most critical first days.
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Targeted training designed to improve outcomes for newborns
Our neonatal educational solutions are designed to mitigate neonatal risks, enhance staff efficiency, and foster positive outcomes for newborns.
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Comprehensive education to prepare staff for Level II and III NICUs, obstetric triage, and compassionate perinatal loss care. These solutions promote empathy, build technical skill, and create consistency in care delivery—ensuring every perinatal patient receives safe, coordinated, and effective treatment.
Evidence-based pediatric programs that equip staff with essential competencies for safe, effective care. Pre-built content eliminates time-consuming educator prep, enabling more hands-on training at the bedside and direct application of skills in real clinical settings.
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Developed with St. Luke’s, this training helps OB clinicians understand when and how to modify life support algorithms for pregnant or postpartum patients. Written by OB experts, it builds the confidence and competence needed to deliver specialized care to this unique population.
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A broad library covering newborn assessments, feeding, disease management, developmental care, and critical interventions such as respiratory therapy and sepsis management. This content ensures clinicians can deliver developmentally appropriate, high-quality care across the full spectrum of neonatal health needs.
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Online training aligned with WHO/UNICEF and Baby-Friendly USA standards, preparing staff to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding. It ensures all care team members can help parents establish healthy feeding habits and provide appropriate newborn care in the first critical days of life.